Adoptive Father Confirms Lesti's Pregnancy After Secret Marriage with Rizky Billar

Kapanlagi.com - Although she has revealed about the secret marriage that took place in early 2021, the rumor of Lesti's pregnancy outside of marriage is still circulating. This prompted Lesti's adoptive father to speak out.

The man who is familiarly called Ayah Ade revealed some facts about Lesti's marriage. As quoted from Cumicumi.com's YouTube channel, Ade talked about Lesti through a video call.

"If we count the previous marriage, of course, netizens who don't know will think like that. Netizens who don't know, surely they will count from the previous marriage. Even Dede (Lesti) once asked me for prayers (for the secret marriage). So Dede got married to Billar's brother, they got married secretly first. So they had a secret marriage before. Then it was legalized yesterday," explained Ade.

"So actually, they had a secret marriage first, but it was not publicized. It was done at home. Yesterday was for the administrative process, the official one," he continued.

1. Ade Denies Lesti's Pregnancy First

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Regarding Lesti's pregnancy that caused a sensation, Ade admitted that he was not surprised. Because he already knew that his adopted daughter was already married and he made sure that the marriage happened before Lesti got pregnant.

"As for me, I'm actually not surprised, because I knew that they got married secretly. It's been a long time, I forgot, maybe at the beginning of the year," he explained.

"Even though the secret marriage was not reported to the Office of Religious Affairs (KUA), netizens don't know, so that's the risk (of being rumored to be pregnant out of wedlock)," said Ade.

He admitted that he doesn't know the age of Lesti's pregnancy. It turns out that the secret marriage of the singer herself is also not known by both sides of the extended family.

"Only a few people were present. Even many family members don't actually know. Many family members were not informed that the baby got married secretly. That's their privacy, I can't do anything. That's their will," he concluded.

(kpl/phi)