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Wardatina Mawa Reveals Reason for Choosing White Dress During Divorce from Insanul Fahmi

Wardatina Mawa Reveals Reason for Choosing White Dress During Divorce from Insanul Fahmi

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Wardatina Mawa Reveals Reason for Choosing White Dress During Divorce from Insanul Fahmi

There is a reason behind the decision of Wardatina Mawa to choose to wear a white outfit during her divorce hearing with Insanul Fahmi. The mother of one revealed her reason through her latest post on Instagram on Thursday, (26/3).

Mawa expressed that the white color she wore reminded her of the moment of the marriage vow with Insanul Fahmi. And she decided to wear that color as a reminder that a promise sometimes cannot last forever.

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Wardatina Mawa chose to wear a white dress throughout her divorce process with Insanul Fahmi, which took place in Medan, North Sumatra. She has her own reasons for wearing white.

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It turns out that Mawa remembers white as the color of her wedding dress with Insanul. From that color, she once promised to be together forever with the man she once loved.

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"This white dress still holds the echo of that vow, every second feels like repeating the word 'forever' that we once believed in," Mawa wrote in her Instagram post on Thursday, (26/3).

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However, it turns out that the vow of loyalty did not last forever for him and Insanul. Now they are both facing divorce proceedings that have already taken place in the Religious Court.

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"But today I learned that even the most sacred promises can be eroded by time and realities that we cannot fight," wrote Mawa.

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The mediation session for Mawa's divorce from Insanul, which took place at the Medan Religious Court, was declared unsuccessful. They are now continuing the divorce process, in accordance with Mawa's desire to separate from the man who has given her one child.

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"This white is no longer about the happiness we have, but about the courage to accept that not everything that begins together is destined to last forever," concluded Mawa.