Indonesian social media personality Fujianti Utami, widely known as Fuji, is addressing online rumors stemming from a quickly circulating video. The clip, showing Fuji riding with an unidentified male, prompted speculation about her personal life following a recent high-profile breakup with Thariq Halilintar. Fuji has since clarified the situation, stating the motorcycle ride was a paid service and unrelated to any romantic involvement, as she navigates public interest in her relationships and career.
Jakarta –
Indonesian social media star Fujianti Utami, known to fans as Fuji, is addressing online speculation sparked by a recent video showing her riding on the back of a motorcycle with an unidentified man. The clip quickly went viral, prompting questions about her personal life.
Fuji clarified the situation, explaining the ride was simply a paid service. “What? The one on the motorcycle? That was my ride, I paid Rp 1 million for it. It was a service, a motorcycle taxi,” Fuji stated when approached by reporters in South Jakarta yesterday.
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The 21-year-old, who previously dated Thariq Halilintar, emphasized that the motorcycle ride was purely professional and related to her transportation needs. “No, it wasn’t anything like that,” she affirmed.
When asked about her current relationship status, Fuji admitted she’s currently enjoying being single. While she’s considered the possibility of a serious relationship or even marriage, she hasn’t yet found the right person.
“I don’t think so. Maybe the guys are traumatized by me,” Fuji joked. “I do want a partner, but it feels like… I’m not really looking. Do you understand? I just want to have someone, but not seriously looking,” she explained.
The influencer also stated she doesn’t have a specific type when it comes to potential partners. She believes that if she’s meant to meet someone, it will happen naturally. “I don’t have any criteria. If someone approaches me, that’s great. If not, I’ll just accept it,” she concluded.
The viral video was reportedly part of a larger trend known as “Chongqing motorcycle,” where individuals travel to Chongqing, China, to create content featuring custom motorcycles and scenic rides. This trend has gained popularity on social media, particularly in Southeast Asia.
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