The Sweet Story of the Beginning of Larissa Chou & Ikram Rosadi's Introduction, Now Highlighted Because Their Photos Together Disappeared on Social Media

Larissa Chou admitted that she was introduced to Ikram Rosadi by her friend. Larissa also mentioned that Ikram is not from her circle of friends.

"Yes, the beginning of my introduction to my husband was initially through our mutual friend. So, we have a common friend. My friend felt sorry for me being alone, and it turned out that we are from the same area," said Larissa, quoted from the Rassa Family YouTube channel on Saturday (13/9/2025).

"So, at first, I didn't know him. It's understandable that we might not know each other because we are from different circles. Initially, my friend wanted someone to keep an eye on me here. By chance, since he is from the same area as my friend, he was introduced to me," explained Larissa.

Ikram Rosadi apparently had a good impression when he first met Larissa. In addition to praising her beauty, Ikram immediately gathered his intention to propose to Larissa.

"Yes, so when I first met her, I didn't know who Larissa was. But when I met her, I thought she was beautiful. So, I offered myself instead of someone else (who was guarding her), it's better if it's me," said Ikram.

Larissa Chou mentioned that their introduction process only took three months. Ikram then explained why he was immediately sure to marry Larissa even though they had only known each other for a relatively short time.

"I'm already old because Larissa has also been single for a long time here. Why should we wait a long time? Our worship should never be prolonged; it should be expedited," Ikram continued.

Larissa Chou is currently in the spotlight because the photo with her husband on her Instagram has disappeared. It turns out that in a video uploaded a month ago, Larissa had already mentioned that she has her own reasons for that.

"I'm not the type to post my daily life too much. So, I still want to have privacy in my life, plus I think showing affection too often is not good because I believe, I mean I believe in that," said Larissa.

"Because posting excessive happiness too often, I'm afraid there will be many evil eyes watching. So, it's better and safer to keep it just enough," she concluded.