Brilio.net - After undergoing the divorce process at the Bogor Religious Court, artist Okie Agustina finally officially separated from her husband, Gunawan Dwi Cahyo. On January 8, the divorce verdict was read out via e-court by Wahyudo Tora Hananto, Gunawan Dwi Cahyo's attorney.
The trial decision stipulated one bain sughra divorce from Gunawan Dwi Cahyo to Okie Agustina Sofyan. This decision also regulates the child custody rights given to Okie Agustina and the amount of monthly support that Gunawan must provide at IDR 5 million.
Even though he has not been a widower for a month, Gunawan made a quite surprising statement. Recently, this player for the Central Kalimantan Putra football club admitted that he regretted divorcing his wife. He said this when he was a guest star on a television program.
It's not without reason that Gunawan regrets it, because they have been building this household for 12 years. He regretted that their relationship had to run aground in the middle of the road.
"There must be regret, because I was married not for a short time, but for quite a long time," Gunawan was quoted as saying brilio.net from the PAGI PAGI AMBYAR event.
foto : Instagram/@gunawandwicahyo13
The 34 year old man admitted that his decision to reject Okie did not escape the emotions that were raging at that time. Whatever Gunawan now regrets and feels, the former Persik Kediri player is trying to accept the situation.
"Actually, by thinking like that, it's like maybe you're getting emotional," he said. p>
"It's just that this is the way it is going. I will live in the future even better," he continued.
This footballer is trying to maintain a good relationship with his ex-wife for the sake of their son, Miro Materazzi. They also try to be good parents for Miro by spending as much time together as possible.
"We met last time and we went out together with the children too," he said.
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photo: Instagram/@okieagustina_
Gunawan too admitted that he had apologized to Okie for everything that happened. He hopes that in the future he can stay in touch and set an example of positive things for his children.
"Personally, I also immediately spoke to Okie if I apologized for everything I might have done, which was unpleasant when starting a family," he added.
"Hopefully in the future we can stay in touch with each other and we can set positive examples for children," concluded Gunawan.
When asked about the reason for the divorce from Okie, Gunawan seemed reluctant to reveal the details. He only said there was a problem that couldn't be resolved, but not because of a third person.
"I don't have a problem with love or affection, let alone another woman, but there is something," Gunawan emphasized.
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