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Raffi Ahmad | and Nagita Slavina finally revealed the name of their second child. So far, Rafathar’s sister is only referred to as Baby R.
Raffi and Gigi revealed Baby R’s face and name through a broadcast on YouTube Rans Entertainment. After revealing the face, the baby’s name was finally revealed, namely Rayyanza Malik Ahmad.
“It means like the light of good looks who will become King,” said Raffi Ahmad, who announced it with Rafathar.
“Rayyan itself means one of the doors of heaven. If Ahmad is not only a family name, it also means a commendable one. Anyway, many prayers for Rayyanza,” continued Nagita Slavina.
After announcing the name of his second child, Raffi Ahmad stood with Rafathar and Rayyanza. This apparently made Nagita Slavina touched and shed tears again.
Raffi Ahmad | also revealed the inspiration of the name Rayyanza. Unlike Rafathar, apparently Rayyanza’s name was decided before the baby was born.
“I also found him at the hospital. If Rafathar was born first, then his name was there. If Rayyanza was born 1×24 hours, he just found his name,” said Raffi Ahmad.
Previously, Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina also revealed Rayyanza’s face. According to Gigi, her second child’s face is a combination of Raffi Ahmad and Rafathar.
“It’s like Papa and Aa,” said Nagita Slavina.
Raffi Ahmad also gave a special message to Nagita Slavina. He thanked his wife for being a great wife and mother.
“Thank you for being a patient and kind wife. Now you have to be a strong mother for Rafathar and Baby R. Hopefully it will continue to be strong, continue to be healthy for the children. Must be passionate about breastfeeding, healthy, strong, must be able to bring blessings to the family,” concluded Raffi Ahmad.
For information, the second child of Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina he was born on Friday 26 November 2021 at 07.36 am. It is known, Rafathar’s sister was born with a weight of 3.1 grams and a height of 46 cm.
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