So In The Spotlight Since Breaking The Hijab, Take A Peek At 7 Beautiful Portraits Of Nathalie Holscher

Illustration of Nathalie Holscher's portrait after taking off the hijab (Instagram/@nathalieholscher)

YOGYAKARTA Nathalie Holscher, a woman with the first son of Sule's ex-wife, is in the public spotlight after deciding to let go of the hijab. It's not an easy thing to seem, this can be seen from her latest InstagramStory upload which reported that she received many blasphemy. The reason is, a few days ago via a YouTube video, Nathalie bought a luxury Mustang for 1.7 billion sports car.

In the 16-minute video, Nathalie receives a red luxury car. Warganet commented on Nathalie's statement, who was ready to work 24 hours after receiving her new car. Warganet wrote, "Look... how proud azam is of her mother and we are all happy and pray for Nathalie's mother to remain humble and enthusiastic about work."

After marrying camedian Sule, it was known to the public that Nathalie had converted to Islam and decided to wear the hijab. Although change is everyone's preference, Nathalie's latest appearance is in the public spotlight when this 30-year-old woman decides to take off the hijab.

Nathalie Holscher, started her career in the entertainment industry since 2013 as a singer. She had released several singles with vocal group D'Dolls. Furthermore, she also briefly joined The Secret, the band group founded by Piyu Padi and Makki Ungu. Not long after, Nathalie then released a solo single packaged in EDM genre music.

Not only solo singers, Nathalie also tried to become a DJ and filled in various nightclubs in Jakarta. In 2018, Nathalie was also included in the 100 DJanes nominee.

In 2020, Nathali removed sexy tattoos and photos on her social media accounts and admitted that she wanted a new life. Then converted to Islam and married Sule. Household stunts did not last long, in 2022, Nathalie and Sule divorced.

Just like when he started his new life in 2020, Nathalie transformed by starting new things. Including buying a new car, a new house, and opening a salon for his new business.

Nathalie Holscher wrote, "Any important thing to do is halal." Comedian standup Kiky Saputri embeds comments in Nathalie's short video at the opening of her new business as a form of support.