Vicky Prasetyo's Secret Wife Appears at 9 Months Pregnant, Given 500 Thousand Support

The personal life of Vicky Prasetyo is back in the spotlight. A woman from Pati named Fangfang has come forward and claimed to be the unofficial wife of the artist. In her ninth month of pregnancy, Fangfang stated that she has been abandoned and is struggling to meet her daily living needs.

According to her lawyer, Vino, Fangfang is currently in the first stage of labor. However, in the midst of preparing for the birth of her child, she is having difficulty contacting Vicky to ask for support or funds for delivery.

"My client has been abandoned while nine months pregnant and is already in the first stage of labor. She is struggling just to eat. She has been trying to contact VP to ask for support, from food expenses to delivery costs, but VP is very hard to reach," Vino stated when met in the Pasar Minggu area, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (8/7/2026).

1. A Hard Struggle Amidst the Wait for Birth

Fangfang shows evidence on her phone © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Fangfang admitted that for the past few months she had to struggle alone to meet her living needs. In fact, to get money for food, she said she had to keep asking Vicky.

"For my livelihood, I have to beg, asking for Rp500 thousand just for food, I have to keep asking and it's often delayed. Sometimes it's 'Yes, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow' like that," Fangfang said.

Not only that, the woman from Pati also revealed that until her pregnancy reached nine months, she was still living in a boarding room measuring 3x4 meters without her husband by her side. "I have been living in a boarding house until now for 9 months. 9 months, friends, during the dilation you live in a boarding house. Your room size is 3x4," she revealed.

2. The Resilience of the Heart for the Rights of the Beloved Child

Fangfang shows baby bump © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi

Even in difficult conditions, Fangfang admits she continues to stay strong for the child she is carrying. She hopes that her struggles will one day be understood by her child.

"I also want that when the child grows up, they will know that their mother fought for them like this. I also want the child to be proud to have a mom like me who wants to fight for your rights with your father," she concluded.

(kpl/far/phi)