Selling Her Used Clothes, 11 Photos of Ayu Ting Ting's House 'Stormed' by Residents - Proceeds Will Be Donated to Orphans

Although already famous and wealthy, the singer of Alamat Palsu is not hesitant to directly sell her used clothes. She even seems skilled in offering her used clothes through a loudspeaker.

"Come on dear, while we're clearing out. Cheap, cheap. Money can be earned. If it's Ayu Ting Ting's clothes, oh only one Ma," she said.

The father, Abdul Rozak, also seemed busy selling his child's used clothes to the residents who came. "It's so much fun, dad is overwhelmed," said Ayah Rozak.

According to Ayu Ting Ting, the used clothes she sells are still good and suitable for use, and of good quality.

"I wear them once or twice, that's it. Many are still good, nothing is torn. Most of them, like the shirts I bought in Korea, the abayas are also good, not the cheap ones," she said.

Actually, Ayu Ting Ting finds it difficult to sell her used clothes, especially those with historical value. But after selling them, she gets her own satisfaction.

"There are many memories that go back and forth from yesterday, whether to sell or not. But I promised a few months ago that I would clean up my room because it was already so full," she said.

Buyers who came to Ayu Ting Ting's house were not only from around Depok, but also from outside the city. Previously, Ayu had announced that she wanted to sell her used clothes on social media.

"It was so exciting, buyers were enthusiastic and had already come since 8 in the morning. Some were from Bengkulu, Java. But they said they happened to be in Jakarta," she said.

According to Ayu Ting Ting, the proceeds from the sale of her used clothes will be donated to those in need and orphans. "The results are not for us, we will distribute them. For orphans too," she said.

Seeing the enthusiasm of the community, Ayu admitted that she was addicted to selling her used items. "This is so exciting, I might sell shoes next. Not bags yet because they're expensive. Later, Bilqis' shoes, and also children's sandals," she said.