The Heartbreaking Story of Comedian Omesh Losing His Wedding Savings, Even Though He Was Just Starting His Career

Comedian and presenter Ananda Omesh recently shared a sad story about his past. While appearing on the Agak Laen Official Podcast, Omesh revealed that he once lost all his wedding savings.

This incident occurred when Omesh was preparing for his wedding with Dian Ayu Lestari. At that time, Omesh, who was just starting his career, entrusted his financial management to his manager. However, unexpectedly, Omesh faced a situation that was detrimental to him.

Curious about the complete story of how Omesh's wedding savings were taken by his manager? Let’s dive into the following review.

1. Wedding Savings Stolen by Manager

Ananda Omesh (credit: instagram/omeshomesh)

As the wedding day approached, Omesh entrusted all financial matters, including funds for the ceremony and payments, to the same manager. However, when the time came, the money that was prepared could not be found. He was shocked when the funds that were supposed to be there had disappeared without a trace.

"It was supposed to be a deposit, and everything was to be settled, but there was no money at all," Omesh expressed bitterly.

2. False Reasons and the Real Facts

Ananda Omesh (credit: instagram/omeshomesh)

Omesh also revealed that when asked for accountability, the manager claimed that the payment from the television station had not been made. However, Omesh, dissatisfied with that answer, immediately confirmed with the TV station and found the opposite fact. All payments had actually been made and received by his manager.

3. Helped by Irfan Hakim

Ananda Omesh with family (credit: instagram/omeshomesh)

In a desperate situation, Omesh had no other choice but to sell his personal assets. Omesh mentioned that he sold his car and motorcycle to cover the costs of the canceled wedding. In fact, he also borrowed money from his fellow artist friend, Irfan Hakim.

"I still remember being helped by a brother of mine whom I now thank, Irfan Hakim," Omesh expressed with emotion.

4. Not the First Incident

Ironically, this incident is not the first. Previously, Omesh had experienced something similar when he was about to buy a house for his mother in Sukabumi. All of his earnings at that time were entrusted to a manager, but the money could not be used when needed.

"I had found the house, only to find out that the money was gone, used by this manager," said Omesh.

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