Marshanda's Father Dies, Caca Reveals Touching Farewell Messages

Marshanda and late. Irwan Yusuf (Instagram @marshanda99)

JAKARTA Sad news has enveloped artist Marshanda. Through an upload on his personal Instagram account, the woman who is familiarly called Caca reported that her father, Irwan Yusuf, had passed away to Rahmatullah.

In the upload, Marshanda wrote a long article to better his father. In the article, Marshanda said a little about his relationship with his father which was not always smooth.

"Papa, our path is not always beautiful almost all the time. We have to separate, when I was too small to understand," wrote Marshanda, quoted by VOI from his personal Instagram, Sunday, November 30.

However, Marshanda admitted that he was reluctant to be too late in sadness and tried to be sincere in his relationship with his father.

Not without reason, he realized that all the difficulties they went through were the best scenario from God to shape his current personality.

"Our journey is tough for most of the time. But it's the right path you have to go through. It's the perfect way for me to grow," he said.

With a broad heart, Marshanda emphasized that he did not regret anything.

He accepted his father as he was, as the person who gave him the name, the person who loved him the most when he was able, and the person who always made him laugh when they were together.

Furthermore, Marshanda also revealed a brief chronology of his father's departure. He said that his father died in a calm state while sleeping.

"You lost so many things. But you left peacefully. You went in your way," Caca wrote.

"Now you think you are much more beautiful. There is nothing more to have, there is nothing to be afraid of being lost. In peace forever," he continued.

Closing his message, Marshanda prayed that his father would bless his future steps. He believes that his father's presence in the world has a noble purpose for every soul he has ever met.

"Please look at me from there and tell me to come forward. I kill you every day. And it will continue to be like that," concluded Marshanda.