Opick’s Wife Asks to Move Out of Tombo Ati’s House Amid Ongoing Disputes

Jakarta –

Bebi Silvana and Opick now live in Tombo Ati’s house. But the religious singer’s wife apparently felt the place was a bit ‘hot’ and asked her husband to rent it. Tombo Ati’s house itself is one of Dian Rositaningrum’s mutual assets and had experienced a fire in 2019.

Bebi Silvana said that Dian Rositaningrum wanted to turn the house into a place of business. There are plans to convert the house from a boutique to a cafe. This was stated by Bebi Silvana when met at the Trans TV Studio recently.

“Mbak Dian wanted the house to be turned into a cafe. Previously it used to be a boutique,” said Bebi Silvana.

Opick’s wife can’t decide what the house will be used for because she has no rights over these mixed-up assets. It’s still a problem, Bebi is also uncomfortable being called delicious by netizens just looking for Opick’s treasure.

“Yes, I was told that netizens were only placing their ex-wife’s house, making it easy just looking for his wealth. Oh, I’m just saying, ‘Which house is this? This?'” said Bebi Silvana.

The mother of two also admits that she doesn’t feel at home and feels that it’s always hot to live in a house where there are still ongoing disputes.

“I’m not comfortable with this house, the atmosphere is hot, I don’t feel comfortable,” said Bebi Silvana.

Therefore, Bebi Silvana asked her husband to move to Bandung. It doesn’t even matter if you have to rent. Apart from that, there is still the option of living at Opick’s parents’ house which is currently empty in Bandung.

“I have a house, I have work, I have a business, so let’s go back to Bandung, come with me. If we don’t move to the house of Mas Opick’s deceased mother, it’s empty, not occupied. Let’s go back there to find peace,” added Bebi Silvana.

It’s just about the move, Opick still doubts. Because currently there are still many students who are mentored by Opick there.

Also acknowledged by Bebi, there are still many people visiting the house. So that is still holding back their move.

“I told Mas Opick to move house. I even asked for help to calm my heart and mind. If you really want to be serious in the future, let’s go together. Just rent, don’t need to pay in installments. That’s usury, I don’t want it ,” said Bebi Silvana.

“There are students there who he guides. There are also many visiting pilgrims. On the one hand, Mas Opick wants (the house) to be used for recitation, for the benefit of the people, for the welfare of the people,” he explained.

Currently, Bebi Silvana feels that living in the house Dian is concerned about makes her feel intimidated and uncomfortable.

“Yes, the problem from the start was the house. It’s not nice to live at home, but you are intimidated, discriminated against,” he concluded.

(aay/pus)