Used To Be Hoarded, Natasha Rizky Admits That She Always Depends On Desta

Natasha Rizky and Desta (Instagram @desta80s)

JAKARTA - Celebrity Natasha Rizky revealed that her life condition after officially divorcing musician and presenter, Desta, recently. He admitted that when he was still with him he really relied on Desta.

"I'm a little bit, 'buy'. It's like wanting to prepare a passport and even a lights off, 'it's after the buy, my passport is over, my visa is buy," said Natasha Rizky, quoted by VOI from the VINDES YouTube channel, Tuesday, April 9.

But now, after separating, Natasha Rizky admits that she is starting to feel a big change in her life, where she can no longer depend on Desta.

"Now I've separated, right. I'm with the kids, so I feel like I can't do that anymore, I can't buy anymore," he said while crying.

Seeing this, this 30-year-old woman is now finally learning from her experience of not relying on other people.

"Learning for me can't depend on people anymore," he concluded.

Not without reason, Chacha, his nickname, said that he had planted this spoiled trait since he was a child, from his family. Even until he married Desta, Chacha was still spoiled by the 47-year-old man.

"Actually, I wasn't like this before, but it's really basic from little Aca, Mom, it's already facilitated the act of service," he explained.

"So, since childhood, Aca has been dealing with older people until marriage and even older people like that, she's even worse, right, facilitating acting of service and all kinds of things," he said.

After divorcing Natasha Rizky, she is increasingly grateful that her spoiled nature has begun to decrease and so she can be more independent even though she still needs Desta's help several times.

"Now finally, Alhamdulillah, so it can be more self-sufficient, slowly we can take care of our own visas and we can do anything ourselves, not a little bit 'buy, buy', yes, even though it's still a little bit, but compared to the previous one, it's pretty good, even though it's really difficult," he concluded.