Ikke Nurjanah and Karlie Fu Get Married Without Shooting Event Let Alone Dating, Embarrassed Because No Longer Teenagers!

Kapanlagi.com - After years of being a widow, dangdut singer Ikke Nurjanah finally ended her single life. She officially married a man named Karlie Fu on January 29th.

Ikke and Karlie shared that their second meeting happened in October last year when they were both into cycling. However, they started communicating intensively in December.

1. Starting from Cycling Together

Ikke Nurjanah © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

"During the pandemic, everyone was doing sports, so I started cycling. I started in April, while she (Ikke) started around August. Our communities were different, but we met in October. From there, we often cycled together but rarely talked. We only really talked in December. At first, we talked about cycling, then we continued to talk about life," said Karlie, who was met in the Daan Mogot area, West Jakarta, last week.

2. Not Teenage Years

From that intense conversation, Ikke Nurjanah and Karlie Fu found the same vision and mission. Because they didn't want to date, Ikke asked Karlie to directly propose to her considering their age is no longer young.

"Maybe it's also God's plan, in a short time we talked, in a short time we got to know each other and understand each other's perspectives on life. Finally, it convinced us to be serious. The process was indeed fast, I also told her that if she wants to be serious, not dating, because we're not at that age anymore. I also feel uncomfortable and embarrassed, because I'm not a teenager," said Ikke in the same occasion.

3. No Shooting

Furthermore, Karlie Fu admitted that there was no shooting event like young people. Because she already knew her goal, she chose to date after marriage.

"There is no shooting, more matching minds for the future. There is no dating, we experience dating after marriage," said Karlie.

4. Had an Unpleasant Past

"We have the same unpleasant past. Hopefully, what we are going through now can be maintained. Because maintaining it is difficult. Hopefully, our commitment can still maintain our feelings," said Ikke.

The presence of the Covid-19 pandemic should not be a barrier to binding sacred vows. However, always remember #IngatPesanIbu (Remember Mother's Message). Wash your hands regularly, always wear a mask, and don't forget to keep your distance. Stay safe everyone!

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