Jakarta, Insertlive –
Michelle Ashley, the daughter of Pinkan Mambo, has started following in her mother’s footsteps into the singing world of the country.
To have a career in Indonesia, Michelle is willing to leave America and the education she is currently pursuing.
However, Michelle admitted that this decision made her sad because she had to leave her whole life in America.
Check out Michelle’s 3 stories summarized Enter Live under this:
1. Forced Homeschooling
Since moving to Indonesia, Michelle has been forced by Pinkan Mambo to follow her homeschooling.
According to Michelle, her mother did this so she could maintain her career in Indonesia.
“I want to get into show business because I’m going to school now homeschooling Right. But I’m also sad to leave my life in America,” Michelle said on the Asix Chat program on YouTube.
“I didn’t choose either homeschooling but my mother chose I actually don’t want to because I want to have a normal life like other people. kayak teenage life,” He continued.
2. Forced to return for a career in Indonesia
Ever since the Pinkan Mambo name went viral, Michelle reportedly immediately asked her mom to move back to Indonesia.
According to former duet friend of Maia Estianty, Michelle has the most potential to have a career in Indonesia compared to her other children.
“When my mom came back to Indonesia, my brother and I were still there at the beginning, suddenly my mom called me in Indonesia,” she explained.
“So mom said ‘this is the right time, go back to Indonesia’ right timing Mom is feeling better, so I was asked to come home,” she continued.
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3. Certainly not close to Pinkan Mambo
In her confession, Michelle Ashley admitted that she is not close to Pinkan Mambo.
This is because Pinkan Mambo was always worried about work matters.
“To be honest, I wasn’t really close to my mom because since I was little, my mom has been busy working. I’m like a housewife at home,” she explained.
“But, when I was living in America, mom, I was looking for a partner, we were pretty close. Then, because I moved back to Indonesia, he just got closer,” she concluded.
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