Wanting To Get Married Again, Samuel Rizal Says Children Have Given Blessing

JAKARTA - Samuel Rizal revealed that he did have the desire to remarry after seven years of graduation. However, he emphasized that the decision to get married could not be taken simply.

"Yes, there is (a desire to remarry). But it's not like making a martabak. It's not that easy, it's just a bang," said Samuel Rizal in the Sudirman area, Central Jakarta, Monday, March 24.

According to him, finding a really suitable partner is not an easy thing to explain.

"It's hard to explain, it means that if you click with someone, you can't explain it like the same," said Samuel Rizal.

He also mentioned the child's view, Drucilia Kalea Arifin, about the possibility of her remarrying.

"Ask if you don't, realize that maybe if you don't die (former wife) maybe my father is already accompanied, but you don't say. He didn't say 'father is getting married again' or not," he said.

Although his son never directly asked himself to remarry, Samuel Rizal felt there was a change in the attitude of his son recently who led him to marry again.

"No, the statement didn't come out. Never shown it either, but lately it's like taking it easy with him," he said.