Feby Febiola decided to live in Bali after marrying Franky Sihombing. Since she was living in Bali, the famous soap opera star at that time she chose to live in guesthouses.
Her decision to live in a boarding house with her husband became a talk, Feby Febiola was confused.
“Everyone is excited. I’m confused. Is it okay to live in a boarding house?” to say Feby Febiola while laughing they met yesterday in Transmedia area, South Jakarta.
When she decided to live in Bali in 2016, Feby Febiola explained that she and her husband were like newlywed couples. She feby admitted that she needs a new vibe.
“Moving to Bali in 2016, after getting married we want a new vibe. Because living in guesthouses is so exciting,” she said.
“So at that time the consideration was because when we moved to Bali my husband and I realized. My husband is an artist, if we know all artists, we are counting if we move to Bali there will be a life transition. The money we have shouldn’t be wasted” explained Feby Febiola.
Even when she started living in a boarding house, Feby Febiola was spending Rp. 5 million a month. Until finally she Feby Febiola felt smarter and she could get much cheaper pensions.
“At first, I forgot, (the guesthouses) shared a room. At that time, for the first time to move to Bali, it was kind of expensive, like Rp. 5 million. We stayed in guesthouses for Rp. 5 million for like 6 months, after which we started to get smart, there are cheaper ones, let’s take Rp. 2.5 million,” Feby Febiola said laughing.
Feby Febiola stressed that living a life doesn’t have to be prestige. Thinking about prestige in life will only make you tired.
“It doesn’t matter, you mustn’t be too proud, tired, you will be chased by taxes, the important thing is that we are healthy, that we must maintain a healthy diet. Our food must be nutritious, not saving things that we have to spend, not spending it on things we don’t need,” he ordered Feby Febiola.
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