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View all search resultsGuess what?: Ferry Salim finds it hard to live far from his children
Actor Ferry Salim says he faced a dilemma after learning that his eldest son and daughter planned to leave home to study in Australia
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Actor Ferry Salim says he faced a dilemma after learning that his eldest son and daughter planned to leave home to study in Australia.
“Actually I want them to study abroad, but I will also miss them a lot, so it’s kind of a dilemma for me,” he said as quoted by kompas.com on Wednesday.
Ferry said he felt sad if one of his three children could not attend a family gathering, never mind them living far from the country.
“Even when they go to school, I already feel lonely. I have breakfast alone with my wife. I really like to hang out together with my children,” he said.
He said his wife, Merry Prakasa, had a bigger heart when it came to letting go of their children to study abroad. Ferry said he, too, would learn to accept the children’s decision.
