Dituding 'Numpang' hingga Pengangguran, Nathalie Holscher Sindir Balik Warganet

Arief Fadli and Nathalie Holscher (Instagram @nathalieholscher)

JAKARTA - Artist Nathalie Holscher seems to respond to the criticism of netizens who questioned why her husband, Arief Fadli, was still living in his private house.

Through an Instagram Stories upload, Nathalie shared a screenshot of a netizen's comment that wrote, "Why are you still living in your house, Nath, aren't you ashamed?"

Not staying silent, this mother of one child gave a sarcastic answer that was quite shocking. Nathalie explained that she was reluctant to move into her lover's residence for reasons of comfort and room capacity.

"I don't want to live in a house that used to be a bachelor's house, it's narrow, I want to put my stuff somewhere. Better in my house, let him be unemployed, it's called a house of unemployment," wrote Nathalie Holscher with a sarcastic tone, quoted by VOI, Tuesday, August 11.

Not stopping there, Nathalie also revealed that they are currently focusing on saving to buy a new, larger residence to live together in the future.

"I'll buy a big house together. But later my house and his house will be left alone, don't bother him. His name is also unemployed," he continued while attaching a laughing emoji.

Furthermore, Nathalie seems to want to silence the netizens' accusations about her husband's financial condition in a unique way. She uploaded a series of photos showing luxurious facilities in their house, but with a sarcastic photo caption.

In one of the photos, the lover is seen relaxing on a massage chair while playing the PlayStation 5 (PS5) even though his hand is being infused.

"This is the living room but it looks like the massage chair is rented, because it is very noticeable, right? The shoes are also like KW, the PS-m is also borrowed from a friend, maybe," Nathalie teased.

In another upload showing a spacious bedroom with advanced PC facilities and her child, Adzam, who was playing, Nathalie wrote a similar sentence again.

"This is his house, but it seems like it's a rented house per day, yes, ges, yes. The PC is also like a rental, "he concluded.