Kiesha Alvaro Gets Fatherless Label, Okie Agustina: Already Risk

Kiesha Alvaro and Okie Agustina (Instagram @okieagustina_)

JAKARTA - Pasha's ex-wife 'Ungu', Okie Agustina, gave a response about their son, Kiesha Alvaro, who was considered to have grown up without the role of a father due to their divorce.

For Okie, it has become a risk for Kiesha who was born into an incomplete family. However, it can be ascertained that his relationship with Pasha has improved considerably.

"Yes, it is one of the risks of broken home children, between no love for father or mother, but what is certain is that let it pass, now the relationship between Kiesha and his father is much better, here too for his father, it will definitely support him," said Oki.

He emphasized that the past cannot be changed and chooses to focus on the good relations that are now starting to exist between Kiesha and her father, Pasha Ungu.

"If you talk about the previous one, it's okay, it can't be reversed anymore," he continued.

According to Okie, Pasha now shows more of a role as a father even though he has a lot of busyness.

"Now his father has been supporting him as busy as he is as a member of the council and the vocalist of the band he is always there," said Okie Agustina.

He also responded to public perceptions that often associate Kiesha's success with his status as the son of a famous celebrity.

"Because so far many have said he is 'ah, he is Pasha Ungu''s son, right, in reality, he isn't. From a young age, if he really wanted to rely on Pasha Ungu's son, he would sing easily, there was his father who made a song," said Okie.

On the other hand, Kiesha chose her own path, building a career without the convenience she could get from her father's big name.

"This is not the different path, yes, sing yes, even though it's not going up, but it means that he has his own path, the soap opera he started from below from nothing can do until now there is this film," continued Okie.

Closing his statement, Okie admitted that he was very touched when he saw the results of his son's hard work.

"I saw that (the film) was crying, because I know that's what he's been fighting for all this time," he concluded.