Too Naive in Love Until Left, Youtuber Turah Pathayana Reveals He Has Divorced His Wife - Here's the Response from Triyana!

Kapanlagi.com - Turah Pathayana is one of the successful youtubers of his time. He started his career in the YouTube world while studying in Russia. The content that Turah usually uploads is his daily life as an Indonesian student in Russia, vlogs with his friends, and short films.

The name Turah Pathayana is quite famous and has many fans. In 2020, after graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Russia, Turah decided to return to Indonesia and not continue his Master's degree in Russia. After his graduation, he was known to have married his girlfriend named Triyana Mahadewi.

Unfortunately, the marriage of these two influencers did not last long. In 2022, news broke that Turah's wife decided to leave him and took a sum of money amounting to 400 million.

1. Cheated on and Embezzled His Money

The news of Turah and Triyana's marriage scandal has certainly shocked their fans, especially the Mantappu Corp. Fans know and have been following the couple's activities through the content uploaded by Turah.

Their issue was initially revealed by Jehian Sijabat, who happens to be Turah's manager. He stated that Turah's wife embezzled his money amounting to 400 million.

After this issue, they were seen deleting all their photos and videos together on their respective social media accounts. They also attended a trial which was won by Turah Pathayana.

2. Triyana's Response

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Although the cheating and money issue was won by Turah in court, Triyana, who was accused, said that it was a mistake. Through her Instagram stories, she stated that not only she was sued, but also her family members such as her father, mother, and siblings.

"Taking 400 million would be a huge loss for me, lol. Paying expensive lawyers, answering her summons three times plus going to court. And she even asked for compensation using my parents' house, she never suddenly came home and demanded a house for a lawsuit," wrote Triyana.

(kpl/nas)