Catherine Wilson Is Not Supported, Idham Masse Prepares Proof Of Transfer

Catherine Wilson (Virgilery/VOI)

JAKARTA - Artist Catherine Wilson was seen attending a divorce hearing scheduled for mediation with her husband, Idham Masse at the Depok Religious Court, Wednesday, January 24. Unfortunately, after undergoing mediation for approximately 3 hours, the couple, who had only been married for a year, still decided to separate.

This was conveyed by Catherine Wilson herself after mediation. He emphatically said that mediation was declared a failure and he still wanted to divorce.

"The results of the mediation have yet to be reached an agreement. Yes, fixed (disbanded)," said Catherine Wilson at the Depok Religious Court, Wednesday, January 24.

On this occasion, Keket, Catherine Wilson's nickname, expressed the reason for filing a lawsuit against her husband, one of which was because he was not given a living. He admitted that he had not been given a living by Idham Masse for 8 months.

"Not only LDR but this is not the responsibility. (Responsibility) for Nafkah. It's been a long time, it's been 8 months (not a transfer)," he said.

Hearing Keket's accusations regarding his livelihood, Idham Masse's attorney, Ilham Rasyid admitted that he denied this. And this rebuttal will try to be conveyed at the main court of the case.

"We are going to the main point of the case. The point is I said that Pak Haji was committed to being cooperative. We came to the trial, we followed the process. As for the things in the lawsuit, we can argue. As you say, earn a living," said Ilham.

Idham Masse also replied that what Keket said regarding his livelihood was not true. In fact, he said that he was ready to bring proof of transfer at the time of the trial.

"That's in the media he said it was not supported at all. It's not true. There is proof of my transfer," he concluded.