Brilio.net - The school bullying case that dragged down his eldest son, made Vincent Rompies decide to take a break from the small screen for a moment. However, recently after being missing for several months, this father of three children finally appeared in public again.
Vivi Karamoy's husband is now starting to appear again on the Sahur program broadcast on YouTube Vindes 'Sahur Nih Yee' hosted by Desta. On this occasion, Vincent Rompies apologized for being absent for a month from the event which had been hosted by him and Desta.
photo: Instagram/@vincentrompies
"To everyone, I apologize for this month, I was not at (the Sahur Nih Yee event) I want to apologize to all of Vivin Dedes," said Vincent Rompies on the Vindes YouTube Channel, Friday (5/4).
Feeling guilty, this 44 year old actor and presenter also apologized profusely to a number of sponsors. Not to forget, he expressed his gratitude because the sponsor was willing to accept the conditions in the last few months.
"Thank you to the sponsors for the announcement and also for continuing to believe in VinDes. Thank you Vivin Dedes who was present at the studio, who watched at home," continued Vincent.
Vincent also really appreciated the friends who replaced him at the Sahur event for almost a full month. Especially Desta, who had to work hard until she collapsed from exhaustion. Because as is known, during Vincent's hiatus, the event was hosted by Desta, Boiyen, Ebel Cobra and Indra Jegel.
"All the performers, Mamat who replaced me, thank you, (Indra) Jegel, Desta who participated this month even though he was sick," he continued.
photo: Instagram/@vincentrompies
"Yes, thank you all, basically thank you. I apologize profusely for all the things that have happened in the last few months," said Vincent Rompies.
Apparently, during his almost two months absence from the screen, Vincent Rompies spent his time staying at home. Taking a break from busy filming, Vincent revealed that he had no money so he couldn't distribute THR.
"I was at home for two months, I didn't send THR, I didn't have any money. People sent hampers, I was confused about what to send," concluded Vincent Rompies.
(brl/wen)
