Reveals The Cost Of Living In London, Lolly Claims To Still Get Money From Nikita Mirzani's Ex-husband

Laura Meizani Nasseru Asry alias Lolly (Instagram @1a.uraa)

JAKARTA - The eldest daughter of Nikita Mirzani, Laura Meizani Nasseru Asry alias Lolly is known to be in London, England to study there some time ago.

Previously, Lolly lived at the house of one of her friends named Eda Julita and her mother. But suddenly Lolly said that he had left the house and decided to live in a flat, alone.

In her Instagram story upload, this 16-year-old woman created a question and answer feature for her followers. In this feature, one of the followers can be seen asking her to show the contents of the flat.

"I live in flat. What is flat? Flat houses are places to live consisting of seating rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens," Lolly wrote, quoted by VOI from his personal Instagram, Thursday, November 23.

Lolly explained that she has a flat studio type. He chose this because this type makes him more comfortable and sufficient for himself.

"For flat type, I'm called flat studio. I choose flat studio type because I think it's more comfortable, cheap and enough for myself," he continued.

Furthermore, Lolly explained that the monthly price he had to pay for the flat was 200 to 300 pounds or around Rp. 3 million to Rp. 5 million.

"For flat prices of this type of studio, 200-300 per month depends on the use of these people," he said.

Furthermore, Lolly also explained that Antonio Dedola, his mother's ex-lover as well as the figure he called 'Papa' still often sends money to help with his living expenses.

In an upload on his Instagram story, Lolly showed him the amount of money Antonio had sent him.

Diketahui pada transferan pertama, Antonio memberikan 831,74 Euro atau sebesar Rp14,2 juta. Yang kedua, 300 Euro atau sebesar Rp5,1 juta dan terakhir 100 Euro atau sebesar Rp1,7 juta.

"Papa @toni.dedola always send me money if I ask for, want, and need. Until now I still like to give money but it's rare because I can make my own money. Thank God," wrote Lolly.