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Portrait of Lesti Kejora and Rizky Billar Shows Progress of Villa in Bali, Expected to Be Habitable This Year

Portrait of Lesti Kejora and Rizky Billar Shows Progress of Villa in Bali, Expected to Be Habitable This Year

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Portrait of Lesti Kejora and Rizky Billar Shows Progress of Villa in Bali, Expected to Be Habitable This Year

Lesti Kejora, a famous Indonesian dangdut singer, is currently happy about the progress of her dream villa's construction in Bali. Check out her photos with Rizky Billar as they visit their villa below!

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Through Rizky Billar's latest TikTok post, the latest progress of the villa's construction in Bali can be seen. He and his wife, Lesti, visited the villa.

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The construction of Lesti Kejora's villa is ongoing. The structure of the two-story building is becoming clearer, and it is expected to be habitable soon.

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Lesti and Billar look full of smiles seeing their dream villa that will soon be completed.   "Life is about progress and process. Today we are visiting to see the progress of one of our dreams, especially my wife who has always wanted to have a villa in Bali," wrote Billar in his latest post on TikTok.

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Not yet 100% completed, Billar revealed the 3D design of his and Lesti's villa. Wow, it's really cool. This villa will definitely be homey and suitable for gathering with beloved family.

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Billar expressed his gratitude for the smooth progress in building the villa. However, he admitted there were some minor issues.

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"Alhamdulillah the progress is smooth even though there were some minor issues due to the rainy season at the end of last year which caused a delay from the planned timeline," wrote Rizky Billar in the caption of his post.

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This couple's villa is located in Canggu. KLovers must be eager to see the final result.   "Hopefully this year, 2 villas will be completed and ready for occupancy. It feels so good to see them smiling happily with the construction process even though it's not finished," he continued.