Feeling A Victim, Chikita Meidy Accuses Her Husband And Attorney For Profits From Her Suffering

Chikita Meidy (Instagram @chikitameidy)

TIGARAKSA - In the midst of a protracted divorce process, Chikita Meidy made serious accusations. She suspects that her husband, Indra Aditya, and his team of attorneys deliberately slowed down the trial process to seek popularity and profit from the suffering that she and her family experienced.

"It seems that Indra and his attorney really want to find a name, yes. Want to find a name, want to seek profit for my suffering, Cikita, and Meidy's extended family," said Chikita Meidy at the Cibinong Religious Court, Tuesday, September 23.

She felt that her husband wanted to go viral through this case, while he as an entrepreneur did not need such validation.

"He wants to cheat too, he wants to take responsibility, but he still wants what this household status is for? He seems to feel that in this world what is now going viral," he quipped.

Chikita felt that the legal procedures that should have gone smoothly were now hampered by the opposing party. "I think this has entered the stage of intentional delays and wants to just dissolve it," he concluded.

Furthermore, Chikita Meidy no longer refrained from insinuating the behavior of her husband, Indra Aditya, whom she said had now returned to its initial settings as a liar.

According to him, the husband actually felt proud to have destroyed their household.

"Indra has left this house, returned to the original setting to become airi men, became a very redflag man, he felt proud," said Chikita sharply.

"Feeling proud to have destroyed Chikita's future and Javier too," continued Chikita Meidy.

She feels that her husband is now in a "lost" condition, confused about whether he wants to divorce or not. Chikita also highlighted financial problems that she thought were already in trouble even before the issue of divorce was revealed.

She denied claims that her husband's income had decreased because of her. "Before this news was revealed in the media, her income was already problematic," he said.