Inge Anugrah Often Smells Liquor When Ari Wibowo Returns Home

Ari Wibowo and Inge Anugrah (Instagram @ariwibowo_official)

JAKARTA - Ari Wibowo presented two witnesses in a follow-up hearing at the South Jakarta District Court on Wednesday, July 26. One of the witnesses presented was a family driver named Murtado.

Petrus Bala Pattyona as Inge Anugrah's attorney said that his party had questioned Murtado about Ari Wibowo's habit of going out of the house until late at night.

"So, the driver (who was a witness at the trial) explained that Mr. Ari could go to the karaoke place twice a month at Blok S. Come at nine o'clock, go home at two o'clock," said Petrus Bala Pattyona after the trial.

And earlier when answering his lawyer's question, 'Is Mr. Ari drunk, can't walk?', but the driver said, 'No, can walk, only smells of drink', "he continued.

Responding to Murtado's testimony, Inge Anugrah confirmed a statement about the smell of alcohol being smelled from Ari after returning home. He often talked about this with his husband. He asked the father of two to reduce his habit of going out at night and drinking alcohol.

"Sometimes I still get up a little at dawn so I smell. Mostly I sleep at 9 or 10 o'clock, wake up at 5, I don't know. So it's a different lifestyle, sometimes I smell (alcohol smell)," said Inge Anugrah.

"Already, I've said for years, many times that, 'Please reduce the night'," he added.

Regarding Ari Wibowo's habit of going out late at night, Inge admitted that he had understood it, but when her husband was still filming soap operas.

"In the past, because he was a soap opera stripping, I would support him because he was looking for money for his family. I'm cooking it, even going to the shooting location that the microwave, I support it," he said.

Ari's habit is still continuing even though he is no longer filming soap operas. Inge said that her husband was still out at night looking for a relationship.

"But, since the night out is not for work, I ask him to be reduced. But it's said to be for networking, for work he has to be like that," concluded Inge Anugrah.