Jakarta –
Indonesian celebrity Fujianti utami, widely known as Fuji, recently addressed online speculation sparked by a viral video showing her riding on a motorbike with an unidentified man.The clarification came as fans questioned the nature of their relationship, fueling gossip across social media.
Clearing the Air: It Was Just a ride
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Fuji explained that the video depicted a simple transaction: she paid IDR 1 million for a motorbike taxi service.
“What? The one riding the motorbike? I paid IDR 1 million for that motorbike taxi. That’s a service, a motorbike taxi service. I paid,” Fuji stated when approached in the Kebayoran Baru area of South Jakarta yesterday. She firmly denied any romantic connection,stating,”No,no.”
the Chongqing Motorcycle Trend
The incident gained traction online partly due to its connection with the “Chongqing motorcycle trend,” a viral phenomenon sweeping social media. This trend sees individuals, especially from Southeast Asian countries, traveling to Chongqing, china, to create content featuring motorbike rides, often utilizing customized or unique vehicles.
Still Single and Content
When questioned about her current romantic status, Fuji revealed she is enjoying being single. While she hasn’t ruled out a future relationship or even marriage,she expressed that she hasn’t yet encountered the right person.
“It’s not like that, it’s the guy who’s traumatized (me). I don’t know, I really want to have a partner but it’s like… I don’t think so. Don’t you understand, Sis? It’s like I just want to have one, but no… I’m not serious about it,” Fuji explained.
The celebrity emphasized she isn’t holding out for anyone with specific, elaborate criteria. She believes that if she is destined to meet her soulmate, it will happen organically, without needing to force the situation this year.
“Nothing, there are no criteria. If someone approaches, thank God, if not, just give up,” she concluded.
Did you know? The Chongqing motorcycle trend is a popular social media challenge that has drawn participants from across Southeast Asia to China.
