Boy William Salah Explained When Denny Sumargo Talks About His Personal Issues Called Mualaf

Boy William while on the Denny Sumargo podcast (Screenshot)

JAKARTA - Boy William came to be a guest on Denny Sumargo's podcast which aired on Monday, December 12 yesterday. Densu, Denny Sumargo's nickname, talked a lot about Boy William's career in the Indonesian entertainment industry.

The conversation on the podcast also had time to mention Boy's personal life. Denny Sumargo in the middle of a conversation about Boy's career, suddenly talked about the issues that were widely discussed. "I invited you here because I wanted to say it (karier). I don't want to ask whether you want to convert to hahahaha," said Denny Sumargo with a laugh.

Hearing these words, Boy took the glass in front of him and consumed all the drinks that were there without being able to respond to the laughing Densu.

Denny Sumargo, who is still laughing, still teased Boy William and asked not to worry about discussing changing religions or converting to Islam. "It's not a problem Boy, don't worry," he was quoted as saying on Denny Sumargo's YouTube channel.

Not wanting to go through Densu's words, Boy tried to divert the conversation and followed the jokes Densu made. "Can you ask for another drink? There's no longer a hat here. Do we have another drink?" Boy said while holding the empty glass.

Boy then revealed that he was actually nervous when he had to do an interview on the podcast with Denny Sumargo. "I don't know what it's like to host, but I was told to do an interview like this, I don't know what it's like," he continued.

The issue of Boy William who converted to Islam began with his close relationship with Ayu Ting Ting. After several times being found out that he canceled his marriage to his previous girlfriends, Boy seemed to be getting closer to Ayu.

The closeness of the two is also considered by the public to be suitable as lovers until it is rumored that they are married. However, the problem is that the two adhere to different religions.