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@dzamuzi: Fakta yang baru terungkap ini langsung bikin banyak orang kaget, karena di balik sorotan yang sedang ramai, Ruben Onsu ternyata pernah menggelontorkan dana hingga Rp11,1 miliar untuk merenovasi rumah Sarwendah di kawasan Cilandak menjadi hunian yang jauh lebih nyaman dan berkelas. Bukan sekadar perbaikan biasa, perubahan yang dilakukan mencakup banyak detail penting yang membuat rumah tersebut terlihat lebih modern dan layak disebut sebagai rumah impian. Nilai fantastis ini pun menjadi sorotan karena mencerminkan besarnya usaha dan perhatian yang pernah diberikan, sekaligus membuka kembali cerita lama yang kini kembali diperbincangkan publik di tengah situasi yang sedang berkembang. #fyp #rubenonsu #sarwendah

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lutfiana.syafitri
Lutfiana Syafitri :
iya tuh mana ada laki² yg segitunya, sm oran tua nya S jg perhatian bngt
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