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Brilio.net - It cannot be denied that Warkop DKI is one of Indonesia's comedy entertainment shows which remains popular among the public to this day. The existence of Warkop DKI from the 80s to the 90s is still imprinted in many people's memories.
The comedy presented by Dono, Kasino, and Indro succeeded in making the audience laugh. Moreover, the presence of female artists who played supporting roles at the event. Some of them even played the role of Indro's lover.
One example is in the film entitled Opportunity in Shortness. In the film, Indro has a girlfriend named Mona. Apparently, few people know that this beautiful woman is actually a famous singer in the 80s, namely Fenny Bauty.
Fenny is a popular Indonesian actress and singer. Famous in the 80s and 90s, she was also the mother of two of the country's top artists. Here, brilio.net has collected the latest portraits from Instagram @fenny.bauty on Saturday (14/4).
1. Fenny Bauty is a popular actress and singer in the 80s. This is how it looks now.
2. Her full name is Arfenila Bauty, but her stage name is Fenny Bauty.
3. Fenny remarried Khalid Schumater in 2014 and lives in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
4. For those of you who don't know, she is the mother of Shireen Sungkar and Zaskia Sungkar, you know.
5. Now he is 58 years old, but his vibe is still very positive, right?
6. Even though she is in a long distance relationship with her children, Fenny still has a good relationship with her three children.
7. After getting married for the third time, Fenny chose to join her husband. Her appearance is now much more covered by wearing a hijab.
8. Reportedly, Fenny is no longer active in the entertainment world and has chosen to run another business.
9. Fenny is known to run a culinary business typical of Padang, West Sumatra in the small town where she lives.
10. Even though she is no longer young, Fenny can't help but be active, that's why she set up a Padang rice food stall.
11. Currently, Fenny lives happily with a marriage that has lasted almost a decade.
(brl/far)