foto: Instagram/@gagamuhammad; TikTok/@temenkamucerita
Brilio.net - Gaga Muhammad, who is known as an influencer and Laura Anna's ex-lover , is known to have been released early from prison. Previously, Gaga received a 4.5 year prison sentence from a panel of judges at the East Jakarta District Court in 2022. Gaga has been out on parole since April 18, 2024.
Even though he is free, he remains under the guidance of the Bekasi Correctional Center until October 21 2026. After breathing free air, the owner of the real name Gaung Sabda Alam Muhammad began to be active on social media. He restarted his career as a celebrity. Recently, Gaga opened endorsement offers for brands interested in using her services.
Apart from that, Gaga also appeared for the first time via the YouTube podcast Dr. Richard Lee which aired on Thursday (30/5) yesterday. In the broadcast, Gaga looks quite nervous about doing the interview.
photo: TikTok/@yourfriendsstory
In the podcast, Gaga admitted that she doesn't have any activities or work yet. A month after being released, his daily life was helping his mother to sell.
"There are no activities yet, doc. Now I'm just at home. Oh, help mom with sales, selling food," said Gaga, quoted by brilio.net on Friday (31/5).
In the podcast, Gaga admitted that she used to want to marry Laura. The man who was born on November 17 2000 explained that he had struggled but was not allowed to marry Laura.
"If I could get married, I would get married, doc. I didn't say I didn't want it, I said it wouldn't be given to me," he said, quoted from a re-upload from the TikTok account @temenkamucerita.
Apart from that, the celebgram who is now 23 years old clarified that he only borrowed Laura's money while she was in hospital. His position at that time was that he did not bring any money to pay for hospital bills. He admitted that he had asked permission from his ex-girlfriend at that time.
"Yes, I've heard that, but what's that like, Doc, like the position is urgent, Doc. At the hospital, well, I was at the hospital and had to take him to the ER, coincidentally my wallet was also empty. I asked Laura for permission first. "Ebi, can I borrow this to pay for the room because mine is empty, mom hasn't come yet," he explained.
photo: Instagram/@gagamuhammad
Asked various questions regarding the use of money without permission by Dr. Richard, Gaga explained that she and her mother did not use it. According to him, this is unethical.
"No, no, not if we use our people's money. For example, what if we use our people's money, it's impossible, doc. It's haram, right? And if those of us who intend to help keep taking the money, that's not possible, doc. " he said.
Gaga also admitted that if there was something that could be changed in her life, she would not dare to ride a motorbike when she was sleepy. He will choose to rest rather than continuing the journey to return home.
"Then I'd better rest than continue my journey to go home," he said.
photo: Instagram/@gagamuhammad; TikTok/@yourfriendsstory
Apart from that, the former Awkarin admitted that he felt guilty towards Laura Anna's family. However, he couldn't change what had happened.
"Feeling guilty, I feel guilty, but no one knows what it's like in our life," he added.
The podcast, which was broadcast on Richard Lee's YouTube channel, received various comments from netizens. Netizens also regretted the problematic selection of sources. Apart from that, quite a few netizens highlighted Gaga Muhammad's different appearance.
"Gaga doesn't look like a different person, what's wrong with him," said @peach_coralll.
"Sorry to say, but did you fail to accompany this case during the case with a psychologist or psychiatrist? The problem has really changed," said @zarevety.
"Why are you even invited to the podcastttt," said @rndomppl99.
"It's like he's traumatized because he feels like he's behind bars and he's also confused because Laura has died, it's more like he's traumatized and confused," said @.xalina11.
"How come BUSET didn't cancel it, instead it invited Podcast," said @latifahrima.
(brl/jad)
