Kimberly RDer Calls Jhon LBF Like His Own Brother Even Though He Didn't Know Him Long Time Ago

JAKARTA - Kimberly RDer has been seen in recent times as a co-worker of entrepreneur Jhon LBF. He is the brand ambassador or brand ambassador (BA) for the business run by the young entrepreneur.

In the midst of domestic problems faced, the 31-year-old actress admitted that she was helped by Jhon's presence who invited her to work together.

"Anyway, I've really helped. When you really need a car, Bang Jhon helps, but it's not free, we just support each other, so BA," said Kimberly RDer when met in Karawaci, Tangerang, Saturday, November 16.

Therefore, Kimberly did not hesitate to support Jhon's business. When the entrepreneur opened his new business, United Motors, the actress who is familiarly called Kim, came to congratulate him.

Not only as a co-worker, Kim even thinks that Jhon is like his own brother, although the introduction of the two has not been long.

"Actually, I only knew this year, I just felt like we were close, like my brother," said Kim.

He saw that Jhon's figure was also worthy of being used as a role model, with all the struggles that made him a businessman who had a good image in society.

"Obviously I'm very proud of Bang Jhon, and i'm very proud of you. With everything Bang Jhon has done, opening this United Motors, it continues to open up opportunities for more people to work. That's really cool," he added.

Jhon himself admitted that he was touched by the people who had been supporting him, including Kimberly. He realized that he could not do it alone until he reached the point of success.

"Yes, as I used to say, I was very touched, I could have arrived at this point of course not because of my greatness, but with Allah's permission for sure," said Jhon.

"Today I can proudly show the public that Jhon LBF, behind him are great figures who are ready to support, give prayers, give advice. Present here are my friends, the great people behind me who have always sincerely and sincerely supported my career to this day," he said.