Rizky Billar and Lesti Fined Rp 1.2 Million Because Their Child Drew on Hotel Sheets

Kapanlagi.com - The household of Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora always attracts the attention of netizens. Their child named Abang L always makes netizens amused with his antics. Recently, Rizky Billar shared unexpected but funny news.

Rizky Billar has to pay a fine of Rp1.2 million to the hotel due to the actions of their son, Muhammad Levian Al Fatih, who drew on the hotel room sheets. Let’s check out the following information!

1. Drawing on Hotel Sheets

This incident began when Rizky, Lesti, and baby L stayed at a hotel. Without sufficient supervision, the child managed to grab a marker and drew on the hotel room sheets.

As a result, the hotel demanded compensation for the damage to their property. Abang L is quite something, too fond of art to the point of drawing on sheets.

2. Compensation of Rp 1.2 Million

Despite being upset with his child's behavior, Rizky Billar acknowledged his mistake and accepted the demands from the hotel. He ultimately had to reach into his pocket for Rp1.2 million to cover the cost of repairing the sheets that baby L had scribbled on.

"Our team found the bed sheet in your room in the condition shown in the following photo with pen marks. After attempting to remove the scribbles without success, we imposed a fine of IDR1,210,000 net on you," read the message from the hotel shared by Rizky Billar.

3. A Lesson for Rizky

This incident serves as an important lesson for Rizky and Lesti to pay more attention and supervise their child, especially when in public places or staying at hotels.

Negligence in supervising children can have fatal consequences and financially harm others as well as oneself. Hopefully, this will be a lesson for the future!

4. Not Scolding the Prince

In a post on Instagram, Rizky Billar expressed that he is amazed by his child's behavior, but he is not angry. He even expressed his support for his child's creativity.

"Masyaallah dear, besides being able to sing and loving music, it turns out you also like to paint... inshaallah you will become a true artist. But please don’t create on hotel bed sheets, dear," wrote Rizky Billar.

(kpl/dyn)