Sued For Divorce, Idham Masse Considers No Match With Catherine Wilson

Idham Masse (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Idham Masse was present at his second divorce trial with Catherine Wilson at the Depok Religious Court on Wednesday, January 24. Previously, Idham was not present due to clashes.

On one occasion, Idham admitted that there was no problem having to go back and forth from Jakarta to Makassar to solve this divorce problem. Because he has often visited Jakarta for work.

"It's not difficult. I often go back and forth to Jakarta in Makassar because there are also work matters in Jakarta, so back and forth sometimes to Makassar," said Idham Masse at the Depok Religious Court, Wednesday, January 24.

When asked to regret Catherine's decision to file for divorce, Idham felt that he and his wife were no longer matched.

"Yes, if that's the case, it's called a match, maybe it's up to here," said Idham Masse.

He also regretted this because their marriage relationship had only been running for a year. However, he admitted that he was resigned to the decision that had been taken by Catherine.

"If the problem is regretful, yes, I regret that no one asks for this, can it be done if it's already running like this," he said.

Idham also said that he would not seek to reconcile in the divorce trial he would face with Catherine Wilson.

"If the mediation is to reconcile, it may have been conveyed that it has agreed to separate," he concluded.