Rossa Explains How To Persuade Yoyo Padi To Open Up In His Documentary Film

Singer Rossa said how to invite her ex-husband, Yoyo Padi, to be open about his feelings about their divorce, which had never been done before in his documentary entitled All Access To Rossa 25 Shining Years.

Rossa admits that Yoyo is a figure of a person who not only looks cold outside and introverts but is also shy about expressing his feelings.

"It's just like Yoyo and Rizky, they are actually quite introverted, they seem cool, but actually they are also shy about revealing," said Rossa at Thamrin, Central Jakarta, Monday, July 29.

Rossa said the interview process for Yoyo himself was carried out at the end of filming because at first he did not want to involve her ex-husband.

"I'm just saying, to be honest Mas Yoyo was shot last. Maybe the beginning of this year is new, right? Early this year I imagined," said Rossa.

"Because at first I didn't want to involve up to Mas Yoyo, I didn't want to be like a gimmick or something like that in this documentary," he added.

But it didn't take long for Rossa to think that Yoyo also has the right to speak in this film because it also plays a role in his life journey.

"But when we are finished, in my opinion, it must be fair when Mas Yoyo is also given the opportunity to speak. And this will be a film that is remembered in our lives, I, Yoyo, and Rizky, especially yes, because we are there," said Rossa.

Luckily, the drummer for the Padi band finally agreed to participate in the Rossa documentary and poured out his heart clearly.

"And when I told Mas Yoyo,'my father is making a documentary. Rizky told me there, would you like to talk about it there too?', he, 'yes, I'll think about it first, ma'am'," he added.

"Well, finally a few days later I asked again, thank God Mas Yoyo wanted that because there was nothing in the script, right, there was no script at all. So whatever he said, Mas Yoyo was repeated with Mas Yoyo. So that's probably what made him want," he said.