foto: Instagram/@sidikeduardd
Brilio.net - Sidik Eduard has again stolen the public's attention, not because of his role on the screen, but through his life story full of twists and turns. Long out of the entertainment world, Sidik is now focused on pursuing the meatball cilok business that he runs with his wife, Dea Salsabilla Amira.
The couple is known to sell on the side of the road and have experienced various challenges while building a business from scratch. Although his life seems far from the glamorous spotlight, Sidik does not hesitate to tell the story of his household life which is full of struggles.
Behind his smile when serving customers, Sidik keeps many stories about the ups and downs of life with his wife. He admits that his journey during marriage was full of challenges, especially when he had to invite his wife to experience the harshness of life on the streets.
Sidik feels guilty for bringing his wife into a life far from comfort. He describes their difficult times as a roller coaster ride.
photo: Instagram/@sidikeduardd
" I'm actually the one who's ashamed, taking my wife on a roller coaster ride of her life, up and down, thrown here and there ," said Sidik, quoted from the Hati ke Hati channel on Sunday (8/6).
He also recalled the moment when they had to sell in the rain without protection. The condition made him only able to surrender and continue to apologize to his wife.
" Until finally it rained and I was selling on the side of the road without an umbrella, in the heat. I could only apologize at that time, I don't know anymore, just apologize ," he added.
In his confession, Sidik revealed the shame he felt when thinking about his in-laws. He felt he could not provide a decent life like his wife had when she grew up in a family with everything.
photo: Instagram/@sidikeduardd
" I am sometimes ashamed of my in-laws, like, maybe my wife, who has been raised from childhood with sufficiency, with comfort, with the facilities provided ," he explained.
Even so, he still tried to give his best even though the road was not always smooth. Sidik felt guilty because he actually brought his wife into trouble, not comfort as he had hoped.
" But when I brought him, I ended up having a hard time bringing my wife ," he complained.
Sidik's words also reflect his determination to continue fighting for the future of his small family. He conveyed his sincere apologies and hopes for a better day.
" I'm sorry if I haven't been perfect in making you happy. One day, I'm sure I can make you happier with the children ," he said.
(brl/lea)
