Imel Putri Cahyati Undergoing Operation, Complaining About Being Defamed by Sirajuddin Mahmud?

Kapanlagi.com - Since Sirajuddin Mahmud married Zaskia Gotik, the name of actress Imel Putri Cahyati has also been in the spotlight. Imel is the ex-wife of Sirajuddin. After being married for 8 years, Imel and Siraj decided to separate.

Since Thursday (3/12), the 32-year-old actress is known to be admitted to the hospital. She is about to undergo a major surgery. This information was shared by Cici Putri Aprianti on Instagram.

1. Smiling in Chaos

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Imel is seen sitting on the hospital bed. She is smiling while holding a bottle of mineral water. According to Cici, Imel is indeed smiling, but she is actually stressed.

"She is the strongest woman who can still smile in front of her mother, Qila, and everyone around her, even though I know she is currently feeling dizzy and stressed thinking about the surgery, which is not a minor surgery and takes approximately 4 hours," she wrote.

2. Post Surgery

Cici continues to update Imel's condition through her Instagram. On Saturday (5/12), she uploaded a photo of Imel after the surgery. She wrote about how Imel has been sick but there are still people spreading rumors.

3. Rumors Still Exist

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"Even when she's sick, there are still people spreading rumors. I hope you recover quickly so you can work hard again to fulfill all of Aqila's needs, not just for Aqila but also for the family (because there is still a younger sibling who is studying and going to school, mom, and everyone else). Stay strong, let all those rumors become a means of expiating your sins," wrote Cici.

4. It's Been 4 Months

Cici's Instagram story was then reposted by Imel. It can still be remembered that some time ago, Sirajuddin expressed how he hasn't seen his daughter, Aqila, for 4 months. Yes, Aqila indeed lives with Imel.

"It's been 4 months without being able to meet... be patient, my child, Allah is the one who turns hearts," wrote Sirajuddin.

(kpl/tdr)