Warganet Reprimanded, Zaskia Adya Mecca Explains The Reason For Teaching Motorbike Children Without Helmets

Zaskia Adya Mecca and Hanung Bramantyo (Instagram @zaskiadyamecca)

JAKARTA - Celebrity Zaskia Adya Mecca was recently seen teaching her eldest daughter, Canada Sybilla Bramantyo riding a motorcycle.

This started when Sybil confessed that he was able to ride a motorbike because he studied with his friend. Hearing this, Zaskia, who did not want her daughter to grow carelessly in carrying a motorbike, finally intervened to teach it herself.

"Learning a motorbike, he was originally able to come from a friend. Suddenly he came home, By me I was able to ride a motorbike, you know. Allahu Akbar, where to study? With my friends coming home from school, studying in Jakarta. It's really scary because I'm private when I can ride a motorbike, I don't even dare to ride a motorbike in Jakarta," said Zaskia Adya Mecca in the Kemang area, South Jakarta, Thursday, August 1.

"Finally yesterday, when I was in Jogja, I said, 'Sybil, if you can bring a motorbike, let's try to show Biya how to bring the motorbike'," he added.

Zaskia's moment of teaching his daughter a motorbike he uploaded on his personal Instagram. Unfortunately, this has even drawn the anger of netizens to Hanung Bramantyo's wife.

The reason is, his daughter did not appear to be wearing a helmet while studying motorbikes on big roads. However, Zaskia tried to provide an explanation regarding this matter.

"I was scolded by the first netizen because he didn't wear a helmet, yes, he realized that it was just because maybe if netizens who had been to the Jogjakarta area in the Kidul Benteng square area they were actually complex," said Zaskia Adya Mecca.

"No buses are allowed to enter there, and there are also no big cars allowed to enter there, it's actually like a truck can't go there, so it's really safe," he said.

Even so, Zaskia was still aware of her mistake and thanked netizens for reminding her.

"But yes, I'm still wrong because yes, his name taught him that full protection should be thank you for reminding me, yes, I should wear a helmet and others," he said.