Maudy Ayunda Was Afraid Of Getting Married, Jesse Choi's Treatment Changed Everything

Maudy Ayunda and Jesse Choi (Instagram/@maudyayunda)

JAKARTA - Maudy Ayunda revealed that she was in a time of fear to get married. This was revealed by Maudy Ayunda when she was present as a guest star on the Curhat Bang podcast with Denny Sumargo on his YouTube channel recently.

In the chat, Maudy said that she was afraid to get married because of the stories she heard from the people around her. Starting from the story of infidelity to domestic violence, Maudy heard that eventually caused fear for her.

"(Afraid) ever. Very bad, maybe there are a lot of people around me, I don't know when there were so many, I don't know if my friends' parents told me a lot, it scared me," said Maudy Ayunda, quoted by VOI from the Denny Sumargo Youtube channel, Tuesday, October 17.

"Whether the case is an affair, or the case is a second family, or the case is abuse, domestic violence, or divorce due to different things," he continued.

The 29-year-old also admitted that she ended up being skeptical of a romantic relationship and marriage because of the stories she heard.

"So there are times when I question it like 'we know where do we fit in?' That means, if at first people who love it end up like that, how can we know? So I have a time to be skeptic and love and marriage because the story there is too not encouraging," said Maudy Ayunda.

Fortunately, after meeting her husband, Jesse Choi, Maudy Ayunda's thoughts on it could recede. Where he found that a relationship that had obstacles could also be beautiful during the communication that was in line.

"Initially our relationship had many complexities and obstacles that we had to live with, but it was easier and more beautiful than my previous dating, it was even smoother, it felt," added Maudy,

"So there I suddenly turned out to be a relationship full of obstacles that could remain beautiful and still if it was that connected and the communication was in line, and the problem of solving was fun for us," he concluded.