Ria Ricis's Story About Teuku Ryan Has The Heart To Order His Daughter To Take A Motorcycle Taxi To Go Home

Ria Ricis (Instagram @riaricis1795)

JAKARTA - Content creator Ria Ricis spoke up after learning that her ex-husband, Teuku Ryan, said that she could not meet their daughter, Moana on her birthday.

Knowing this, Ria Ricis through the chain message feature on Instagram said that the real incident was that it was Teuku Ryan who was reluctant to pick up his daughter even though he had been given access.

"The right to care for it is in the hands of his mother, namely me. Then suddenly his father (Teuku Ryan) made a statement as if I was limiting it. Even though what happened before, his father did not want to pick up and pick up," wrote Ria Ricis, quoted by VOI from Instagram @lambe_danu, Tuesday, July 30.

Even Ria Ricis said that her daughter wanted to be escorted by motorcycle taxi when she was going home. This finally made Ricis look for a special driver for Moana.

Ricis explained the reason Ryan did this so that his son would learn to be more independent later.

"Moana once wanted to be injected with her father, because her father didn't want to take her to Kebagusan (Ria Ricis's house). Finally, her mother was looking for a driver to take Moana. Her mother couldn't bear to ride a motorcycle taxi, but her father was like that," explained Ria Ricis.

"He said let the child ride a motorcycle taxi when he lives adequately, so now I'm looking for a new driver to make a pick-up for Moana if I want to meet him (Ryan)," he said.

Previously, Teuku Ryan had said that he had not been able to meet his daughter at the moment of getting older.

Ryan argued that his busy schedule with his mother who made the opportunity to meet could not be realized.

"Yes, I did not have time to meet Moana, because there was still filming. Then Moana also had activities with her mother, so there was no chance to meet," said Teuku Ryan.

"But the important thing is, I always pray that Moana grows healthy, becomes a pious child, always remembers parents wherever she is," he said.