Iis Dahlia Gets Criticized Again for Mispronouncing Baim Wong's Child's Name, Netizens Mention Selebgram Keanu Agl

Kapanlagi.com - Various incidents that befall celebrities always attract attention, including the incident experienced by the beautiful dangdut singer Iis Dahlia. It can still be remembered that some time ago she made a mistake in the lyrics while singing a religious song. Now, she is in the spotlight again.

Last Tuesday (25/5), Baim Wong uploaded a video of his son, Kiano, dancing casually. "Kiano's head doesn't stop dancing," wrote Paula Verhoeven's husband briefly.

1. Mispronouncing Name

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The upload was immediately flooded with comments from netizens. There were quite a few who were annoyed by Kiano's behavior, including Iis Dahlia. She also wrote a comment there. She instantly became the center of attention for mispronouncing Kiano's name.

"Keanuuu, so cute," wrote the singer of the song Mata Hatiku briefly.

2. Netizens' Response

The comment received a fantastic response from netizens. There were at least thousands of likes and comments in response to Iis's post. Many netizens asked Iis to be careful in reading Kiano's name, which had already been written by Baim in the caption.

Not only that, netizens also mentioned the Instagram influencer Keanu Agl. "Nuu, @keanuagl is called mama Iis," wrote one netizen. So far, there has been no further response from Baim or Iis Dahlia.

3. Another Blunder

Not the first time Iis has experienced such a blunder. It apparently made Devano, Iis' son, also receive criticism from netizens. Devano himself has admitted how he has reprimanded his mother.

"I never interfere with her work, don't ask if I have or haven't told her. Clearly, I have, because I am her child and of course, I want the best," said Devano Danendra on his Instagram story in January 2021.

"However, our paths are different, we each have different desires between me and my mother, and I am grateful to be able to make different decisions for success," he continued.

(kpl/tdr)