Willing To Become Deddy Corbuzier's Second Wife, Haruka Turns Out To Want To Become An Indonesian Citizen

Haruka (Photo: YT Deddy Corbuzier)

JAKARTA - Former JKT48 personnel from Japan, Haruka expressed his unusual desire. The owner's full name, Haruka Nakagawa, has demanded Deddy Corbuzier's promise, who had said he wanted to marry her, even though he was willing to become a second wife.

"Uncle Deddy, why are you getting married? You just got married yesterday, why did you get married? He said he wanted to (marry me) at that time," asked Haruka on the Deddy Corbuzier podcast with Nabilah Ayu and the comic Gilang Bhaskara which was uploaded on Wednesday, August 17, 2022.

Deddy Corbuzier also explained that he had changed his mind. "When I said I wanted to marry you, our conversation was only one minute early. After we chatted for 20 minutes, I thought again," replied Deddy Corbuzier.

"But you can get divorced and remarry. There are so many divorces and remarriage. So the second wife can do it too, right?” Haruka continued.

"Eh, but if it's allowed, I want it, the second wife is Japanese," replied Deddy.

Haruka doesn't understand that he has to ask his first wife's permission so he's worried that his wish won't come true.

"Do you have to give permission to all of that? Oh, I see. What if the first wife doesn't want to do that? Oh, does that mean we're having an affair?" Haruka asked.

Haruka's answer made Deddy even more confused in explaining because he was innocent. "This talk seems like it's already happened. And if it really happened, I don't want to talk about it here," said Deddy Corbuzier.

Deddy was surprised when Haruka graduated from JKT48 but did not return to Japan. Apparently, Haruna wants to get married as soon as possible and hopes to marry an Indonesian because she wants to become an Indonesian citizen.

"Why don't you go back to Japan? You know that your descendants colonized Indonesia," continued Deddy Corbuzier.

"Yes (want to be Indonesian citizens), just pray. Who knows I will marry an Indonesian," hopes Haruka Nakagawa.