Ratu Sofya Is Upset That Netizens Are Still Matched With Opponents

Ratu Sofya (Instagram @ratusfy_)

JAKARTA - Ratu Sofya expressed her views on the shipper phenomenon that often appears in the soap opera world. He emphasized that he wanted to be known through works, not because of the many fictional couples who were supported by fans.

"Look, I was in soap operas first, if in soap operas we couldn't get out of the shipper realm, the shipper in soap operas was piled up, not into bad experiences, but it's enough, because I'm also already in the film," said Ratu Sofya when met in the Senayan area, Central Jakarta, Sunday, March 16.

The young actress stated that she wanted to focus more on her career as an individual, without being caught in the shadow of a shipper.

"So for the shipper I don't want people to focus on me, the shipper is a lot, I want to stand up with my work, not with a shipper," he continued.

According to the Queen, the shipper phenomenon could have an impact on her career journey, but she chose not to rely solely on popularity.

"Influence (on careers) and I feel like I don't need my name to be busy with onship-in, just focus on my career, on the work I make that's it," he said.

When asked if his girlfriend, Cornelio Sunny was jealous of this, the Queen admitted that she herself felt uncomfortable.

"No, I myself don't like it, I mean who likes to have a relationship but if the past is still being said, it's the same as the past, of course you don't like it," he said.

As a public figure, the Queen is uncomfortable if she continues to be linked to her past.

"Moreover, we public figures can all see, can watch, feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable when it comes to the past, then it's over," he said.

Ratu Sofya (Instagram @ratusfy_)