Sule Still Maintaining Good Relations With Nathalie Holscher, Ready To Reconcile?

Sule and Nathalie Holscher. (Instagram @nathalieholscher)

JAKARTA - Not even a year later officially divorced from Nathalie Holscher, Sule seemed to have moved on and accepted what had happened in the past between her and her second wife.

Through content on Nathalie Holscher's YouTube channel, the former disc jockey (DJ) even visited a house inhabited by Sule and her children in the Tambun area, Bekasi.

Sule himself responded casually to the content of his ex-wife. For him, the arrival of Nathalie and her son, Adzam to his house was something good, and he and Nathalie shouldn't hate each other just because they weren't together.

"Yes, then we have to hate each other? He wants whatever happened, what about the past. We're not looking for who's wrong, take it as a lesson. We don't have to be enemies, it's normal," said Sule in Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta on Tuesday, March 7.

Against the encouragement of netizens who suggested that Sule and Nathalie be reconciled because they were still compact in managing Adzam, the 46-year-old comedian had a different assessment. For him, maintaining a good relationship does not mean having to reconcile and return to being a husband and wife.

"Don't let us reconcile because we are just children. We also have to be really from within, if the household can't play games," said Sule.

The comedian with Sutisna's real name said that he hopes to remain in a good relationship with Nathalie in the hope that he can still give the best for their child, Adzam Adriansyah Sutisna.

However, Sule also doesn't want to go too far with his ex-wife's personal life. Like when Nathalie had a boyfriend, Sule said he didn't want to interfere at all and also didn't need to be told first

"Yes, there is no need (to be told), yesterday he didn't say anything, it's privacy. We also don't have intense (communication). The important thing is not to forget the child, it's an obligation. So please, we as ex-pray for the good," concluded Sule.