Tired of Drama, Ratu Rizky Nabila Says Alfath Fathier Finally Admits to Being the Father of Her Child After Seeing a Photo

Kapanlagi.com - The drama of conflict between singer Ratu Rizky Nabila and her ex-husband, Alfath Fathier, continues. After Alfath refused to acknowledge their baby as his child, Ratu Rizky Nabila revealed a surprising statement from her ex-husband.

When met in the Antasari area, South Jakarta, on Wednesday afternoon (2/6), Ratu Rizky Nabila said that Alfath admitted that the baby she had just given birth to is his child after seeing a photo of the little baby. Ratu also mentioned that Alfath apologized, but not directly.

"He saw Nio's baby photo and admitted that it looks exactly like Alfath. He apologized if there was any mention of DNA tests or other inappropriate remarks. Even though he knows I'm not like that, my husband is a good person," said Ratu Rizky Nabila.

1. Tired of Being Prolonged

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Ratu Rizky Nabila admitted that she is tired of being involved in the drama with her ex-husband. According to her, conducting a DNA test and even an intimate organ test should be enough to prove whether Alfath Fathier's accusations are true or not.

"(Being prolonged) Yes, even though it's just a DNA test, an intimate organ test, if I have ever had sexual intercourse with someone else, he shouldn't complicate things," she said.

2. Will It Have a Deterrent Effect?

However, this 26-year-old woman admitted that she still cannot determine whether she will take legal action against Alfath Fathir. Because for her, no matter what, there are still good memories and Alfath is the father of her child.

"I am human, today you can say that but who knows, I might change my mind. No matter what, he is the father of my baby. Actually, there have been legal steps, but I am indecisive because there are many considerations," she explained.

"He is the backbone of his family, the father of my child too. If I only think about myself, then it's fine. But I am his ex-wife, there is still goodness, still beautiful to remember," she concluded.

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