Attorney Demands Virgoun Rp10 Billion, Inara Rusli: Misintroduction Of River

JAKARTA - Inara Rusli responded to his attorney, Arjana Bagaskara, who said that his client demanded Virgoun to provide a mut'ah income of Rp10 billion.

The mother of three said that the amount of mut'ah income that was demanded did not come from her. The nominal is said to have been handed over to the attorney to be taken care of.

"That's my lawyer's business. He entered it maybe in a hurry, so he typed the wrong time, most of the zeros," said Inara Rusli in Koja, North Jakarta on Tuesday, May 30.

Inara herself stated that the nominal expected was not similar to what the attorney stated. He said that the total income for children demanded was Rp. 9 billion until they grew up.

"There is indeed from me posting in (Insta) stories, that the cost of children's lives until they grow up is a total of three children's costs, per child of three billion. Yes, just three times," said Inara.

Meanwhile, the nominal mentioned, said Inara, has been adjusted to Virgoun's ability. He said that the amount demanded would not reach billions of rupiah if her husband's income was only limited to the minimum wage (UMR).

Inara also emphasized that the required income would only be used for her three children until they mature.

"I'm actually just for the kids. For me, I can still do it myself," he said.

The former girl band member said that the nominal value of the required living had not been discussed with Virgoun. He hopes to discuss it during a mediation hearing today, Wednesday, May 31 at the West Jakarta Religious Court.

"Yes, there has not been (discussed with Virgoun). He said it would be discussed later, later on mediation," concluded Inara Rusli.