Regretting Having An Affair, Rendy Kjaernett Had Thought Of Syahnaz Sadiqah's Tattoo As A Drug

Rendy Kjaernett finally opened his voice about his affair with Syahnaz Sadiqah. After what Lady Nayyan has revealed so far, the 35-year-old soap opera actor admits his mistakes.

Being a guest on the Denny Sumargo podcast, Rendy Kjaernett confirmed everything Lady Nayyan has told so far, both through podcasts and social media.

"No (there is a denial). (Everything Lady Nayoan said) happened," said Rendy Kjaernett, launching BANG's YouTube CURHAT Denny Sumargo, Monday, July 3.

Rendy Kjaernett even admitted that he had feelings of affection during his forbidden relationship with Raffi Ahmad's younger brother. He did not deny his wife's statement that the tattoo on his body was a picture of Syahnaz Sadiqah.

"Yes (it's a Shahnaz tattoo)," he said.

Hearing Rendy's confession, Denny Sumargo couldn't stop thinking about what Lady Nayyan's husband was doing.

"What is in your brain to get a tattoo there?" asked Denny Sumargo.

"I'm sick, yes I think it's my medicine," replied Rendy Kjaernett with regret.

Meanwhile, at the beginning of his affair with Syahnaz Sadiqah, Rendy admitted that it happened when he started to feel comfortable telling his story to the wife of Jeje Govinda.

Rendy admitted that he began to talk a lot to Syahnaz, when he did not want to reveal the problems he faced to his wife and mother.

"I don't want to tell him (Lady Nayyan) because I don't want to add to his burden. And I don't know without me knowing it was a time bomb," said Rendy.

He also admitted that he had thought about ending his illicit relationship with Syahnaz earlier, but his intention had not been realized.

"Yes, I thought (to stop cheating), but there was a time when I wanted to come out, I was already, I could only spill feelings at him (Syahnaz)," he said.

However, Rendy Kjaernett stated that his relationship with Syahnaz was over. He wants to focus on correcting his mistakes to his wife and children.

"Udah (completed with Syahnaz)," said Rendy Kjaernett.