Atta Halilintar Angry Because Ameena Is Insulted By Netizens

Atta Halilintar (Instagram @attahalilintar)

JAKARTA - Atta Halilintar showed his anger after his first daughter, Ameena Hanna Nur Atta, was insulted by netizens. The anger of Aurel Hermansyah's husband was also expressed in his Insta Story upload.

The 28-year-old YouTuber displayed a screenshot of netizens' insults in the comments column. Atta seemed to want to tell his followers which account had insulted Ameena. He did not disguise all the names and photos of the account.

Atta Halilintar, who was annoyed, asked the netizens his surprise. "What's wrong with my child with my mother? My child is lacking a lot in the eyes of mother?" wrote Atta Halilintar, seen Monday, June 12.

Atta was even more surprised because the account that insulted his son was known to be a mother who already had two children.

"It's called oon, down syndrome, coolness etc... (This is only a part of it, there are many more mothers who bear our children) surprised that mothers who have children can protect other people's children," he said.

Not only insulting Ameena, the account also wrote inappropriate comments for Atta's wife, Aurel Hermansyah.

"Didiemin is getting more and more beautiful everywhere. My wife is pregnant until she is DM, cursing my child, it's a pity that pregnant women are disturbed, ma'am," said Atta.

"No parents who receive their children are said to be like this. Not because we work in entertainment, it's halal if our baby girls are insulted, there's no need to compare our children and children," he added.

Atta also said that he had known some information about the account that insulted his son. "All the children are the best gifts from God for us. Hopefully it will be a lesson together, because looking for photo identities etc. it's not difficult now ma'am. And there is information that he is the wife of someone who...," he said again.

Although it has not been confirmed whether the insult will be reported to the police, Atta stated that he will provide a deterrent effect to the owner of the account.

"I'm not willing if in the end I make peace. I have to be given a deterrent effect for rich people like this," concluded Atta Halilintar.