Jakarta – The legal team representing Nikita Mirzani has officially withdrawn a civil lawsuit seeking Rp100 billion in damages against Doctor Reza Gladys. The lawsuit, previously filed with the South Jakarta District Court, stemmed from an alleged incident in November 2024 concerning a review of skincare products.
“Yesterday, I submitted a letter of revocation for the default lawsuit that we filed with the South Jakarta District Court, and the letter has been received,” stated Fahmi Bachmid, Mirzani’s lawyer, on Tuesday in the Antasari area of South Jakarta.
the decision to revoke the lawsuit follows discussions between Bachmid and Mirzani. The 39-year-old actress reportedly requested that her legal team prioritize ongoing criminal cases, specifically allegations of threats and money laundering, in which she is a defendant alongside her assistant, Mail syahputra.
“I have delivered the revocation letter because, after discussing and dialoguing with Nikita, she asked me to focus on the criminal case first,” bachmid explained.
Bachmid emphasized the importance of prioritizing legal matters when facing both civil and criminal proceedings simultaneously. This strategic consideration led to the decision to concentrate efforts on the active criminal law processes.
“Now, the priority is that I must concentrate on the criminal cases. Therefore, we have decided to withdraw the default lawsuit, and I conveyed this revocation yesterday,” Bachmid elaborated.
Previously, Nikita Mirzani had filed a default lawsuit for Rp100 billion against Doctor Reza Gladys and her husband, Attaubah Mufid, at the South Jakarta district Court. The suit was initiated after an alleged incident in November 2024, where Doctor Reza Gladys purportedly asked Mirzani to review her skincare products and offered a payment of Rp4 billion.
In related criminal proceedings,Nikita Mirzani and her assistant,Mail Syahputra,face charges of making threats via electronic facilities against reza Gladys. they are also accused of money laundering concerning funds received from the alleged victim. The Public Prosecutor has charged Mirzani and Syahputra under article 45 paragraph 10 letter a and Article 27B paragraph (2) of the ITE Law, as amended by Law No. 1 of 2024, and article 3 of Law No. 8 of 2010 concerning Money Laundering.
