Ready To Become A Single Parent, Aldilla Jelita Considers Working In The Entertainment World

Aldilla Jelita at the South Jakarta Religious Court (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - In the near future, Aldilla Jelita's divorce suit against Indra Bekti will be decided. Until the last trial, both parties were both convinced and agreed to end their household.

Starting to get used to living without a husband, Dhila admits that her daily life is busy working while taking care of her two children alone.

"Yes, from yesterday it has been carried out, it has been busy with the children, after that there will be work where to go first, after that pick up the children again," said Aldilla Jelita to the media crew at the South Jakarta Religious Court, Monday, April 3.

"I've been used to it from a long time ago. It's just that when I came home there was still a husband, now there are no husbands," he continued.

Although he did not specify in detail what kind of work he is currently doing, Dhila admitted that he had received many offers to work in the media industry.

"In these media too, the point is, thank God there have been many offers there," he said.

Dhila, who became known to the public after marrying Indra Bekti and appeared on the small screen several times, admitted that there had been no specific offer to become an artist.

However, he did not rule out the possibility if he received an offer. He said he did not want to cover the sustenance that came to him.

"I don't know yet (work in the entertainment world), we'll just look at the sustenance. Now thank God I've started working. But if you haven't made it at the entertainment yet," said Dhila.

Even though he has agreed with Bekti that the child custody is in his hands. Dhila said that the 45-year-old presenter would also support the lives of their two children. Not only that, Bekti can also meet her children at any time even though she does not live at home.

"Yes, child custody is in me, but nothing restricts his father to see his child. Only children are under my auspices," said Aldilla Jelita.

"It has been agreed, from the start everything was safe (monthly money from Indra Bekti for children)," he said.