Kimberly Border Only Demands IDR 5,000 From Edward Akbar: The Important Thing Is Responsibility

Edward Akbar and Kimberly RDer (Instagram @edward_akbar)

JAKARTA - The divorce trial for the couple Kimberly Border and Edward Akbar was held again at the Central Jakarta Religious Court today, Wednesday, August 7. After undergoing a trial scheduled for mediation, KimberlyRIDer, represented by his attorney, Machi Ahmad, said that his client only demanded a living of Rp. 5,000 to Edward Akbar.

The money includes iddah, mut'ah, clothes and also a place to live. "Even my client in the lawsuit also did not make it difficult to ask for the good support of the child, to my client as the defendant," said Machi Ahmad at the Central Jakarta Religious Court, Wednesday, August 7.

"Even iddah's income, mut'ah, madiyah kiswah and maskan is only a thousand rupiahs, each of which is a thousand rupiahs. In total in the five (rupiahs), it does not make it difficult for the defendant," he added.

Kimberly said that she did this because she didn't want to make it difficult for her husband Edward Akbar after they officially divorced.

Most importantly, this Insulating Ward film player Edward Akbar can remain responsible to his two children after officially divorcing.

"Because I think it's just a responsibility, it's just the responsibility," said Kimberly Border.

"So the important thing is that you are responsible for the children," he said.

Celebrity Kimberly Border has officially filed for divorce from her husband, Edward Akbar at the Central Jakarta Court on Friday, July 12 yesterday.

This was confirmed directly by the Public Relations of the Central Jakarta Religious Court, Wawan Iskandar, who said that it was true that there was a divorce suit from KimberlyRIDer to Edward Akbar.

"Yes, it has entered on Friday afternoon. That's right, there is a lawsuit. She (KimberlyRIDER) registered to sue for divorce from her husband," said Wawan Iskandar at the Central Jakarta Religious Court, Monday, July 15.