Ready To Marry Again, Shinta Bachir Don't Want To Be Called Pelakor

Shinta Bachir and her future husband, Indra Kristianto (Instagram @shinta_bachir86)

JAKARTA - Shinta Bachir is preparing to release her widow status and marry her current lover, Indra Kristianto. The soap opera actor has even undergone a pre-wedding shoot.

"Today's photo shoot is for pre-wedding, dag-dug, yes, preparations for marriage," said Shinta Bachir with a smile on the media crew in the West Jakarta area on Sunday, January 5.

The 36-year-old actress also told how her first meeting with her lover happened when she attended herrman's birthday. At that time, Indra first introduced himself, and Shinta admitted that she was interested because of Indra's handsome face.

Indra, who became more interested after getting to know Shinta, admitted that he decided to have a more serious relationship after knowing the actress's character was open from the start.

Shinta herself feels confident about getting married for the second time after seeing her lover open up about her past who has also failed to nurture her family. He also considered Indra as a responsible and hard worker.

"I'm already tired of people who talk about A, but once we get in, it turns out that it's a zonk, it's better to tell what it is. I said (to Indra), just if you want to find out I just need to know Google, everything that becomes a problem, just ask me directly, you don't need to ask someone," he said.

"Initially I knew, I said I didn't want it if (Indra) already had someone. I'm a public figure, suddenly I was said to be the actor, right. Then he said 'no,' and he immediately pointed out his divorce certificate. That's definitely not a lie, right," he continued.

According to their confession, the application took place at the end of last year, and is now preparing to get married in March 2023.

"Yesterday's schedule, December 2022, I have met my parents. In January 2023, all the families have gathered. Yes, I hope next month (the contract and reception) will be launched," concluded Shinta Bachir.