Nikita Mirzani Allegedly Asked For Rp15 Billion From Skincare Entrepreneurs Apart From Reza Gladys

Nikita Mirzani (Virgi/VOI)

JAKARTA - The trial of the alleged threat and money laundering (TPPU) case that ensnared actress Nikita Mirzani was again held at the South Jakarta District Court.

In this trial, the Public Prosecutor (JPU) again presented a fact witness, namely Melvina Husyanti, who is the owner of the Daviena skincare brand.

In his testimony, Melvina admitted that Nikita Mirzani asked for 'shut up' money amounting to Rp15 billion.

"How much was the defendant asked for?" asked the Public Prosecutor during the trial, Thursday, August 28.

"At that time I was asked for Rp. 15 billion," replied Melvina Husyanti, owner of the Daviena skincare brand.

Melvina said he did not know the reason why Nikita Mirzani asked him for the Rp15 billion. However, he suspects that Nikita will stop reviewing badly regarding his skincare brand.

"What for?" asked the Public Prosecutor.

"I don't know. So that the product is not reviewed badly," said Melvina Husyanti again.

When asked for Rp15 billion, Melvina said that she could not afford it because her business condition at that time was also in trouble. He also bid to give Rp2 billion to Nikita Mirzani.

"(I said) Yes, I can't afford it because at that time I was collecting a lot of money because I was returning the seller," said Melvina Husyanti.

"I can afford 2 billion, that's how it is," he continued.

Unfortunately, Nikita Mirzani refused the offer until Melvina finally raised the number of negotiations to Rp3 billion.

"Well, what does the Defendant say?" asked the Public Prosecutor.

"He didn't want to. Then I raised it again to 3 billion," answered Melvina Husyanti.

Instead of being accepted, Nikita Mirzani instead asked Melvina to pay for the 'shut up' Rp15 billion and even asked him to sell his ferrite car.

"Then what else did the Defendant say?" asked the Public Prosecutor again.

"The point is just sell the car, 3 cars. (Nikita Mirzani said) 'Just installments or selling the Ferrari car'," concluded Melvina Husyanti.