Hoping Corona Will Leave Soon, Here's What Makes Via Vallen Miss It

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. People are also spending more time at home, including Via Vallen. Yes, apparently staying at home makes Via miss several activities.

This was revealed from her Instagram post on Friday (29/5) yesterday. This beautiful dangdut singer from East Java apparently misses playing games.

1. Missing Playing Games

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"Missing playing this kind of game. When will the situation return to normal," wrote the singer of the song Sayang briefly.

Apparently, it's not just any game that she misses. The game is a claw machine game that is usually found in amusement parks.

2. Expert at Catching Dolls

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Via recorded a video capturing the moment when she successfully caught a doll. This beautiful girl is really skilled at catching dolls. She succeeded multiple times.

As KLovers know, the Covid-19 pandemic has left various emotions in Via's heart. Via's younger sibling was recently found to be positive for Covid-19 after several tests.

3. Avoided by Neighbors

Via Vallen revealed through her Instagram story that she was avoided by some relatives and neighbors when her sibling was reported positive for Covid-19.

"When the news of the positive result came out, my extended family and some neighbors found out. And some of those who found out distanced themselves, but there were still many who approached," wrote Via Vallen on her Instagram, Wednesday (27/5/2020).

"Because I posted it on IG, everyone found out and it became a controversy," added the dangdut singer from Sidoarjo, East Java.

4. Still Being Blamed

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Via Vallen also said that during this pandemic, she continues to maintain safety and health. Although eventually one of her family members tested positive for Covid.

"We play it safe, very safe. Before taking care of outsiders, I always take care of my parents and family members inside the house first. Even though I am still being blamed," said the 29-year-old woman.

(kpl/tdr)