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Intan Rizky Jaenab is an Indonesian actress, singer, and presenter originally from Jakarta, celebrated for her dynamic roles in television and film, as well as her contributions to music. Her standout performances in series like Anak Jalanan: A New Beginning (2021) as Hilda Rosaninta and films such as Indigo (2023) and the forthcoming Norma: Antara Mertua dan Menantu (2025) have solidified her as a versatile talent in Indonesia's entertainment scene.
Originating from Jakarta, Intan entered the spotlight as a child singer with her 1993 album Abang Tukang Sayur. This early musical success paved the way for a diverse career. Raised in a supportive family, she honed her artistic skills, transitioning into acting and presenting while maintaining her passion for music. Her formative years in Jakarta's vibrant cultural hub shaped her multifaceted approach to performance.
Intan's career, spanning over three decades, reflects her adaptability across genres. She debuted as an actress in the 2001 series Pelangi di Matamu, later appearing in Tersanjung (2005) and Anak Jalanan: A New Beginning (2021). Her film roles in Jaran Goyang (2018) and Indigo (2023) showcase her range, from mainstream to supernatural narratives. As a singer, she released albums like Orang Ketiga (2000) and Tulus (2003), and as a presenter, she hosted shows like Kiss Sore (2008-2011). Her work has earned her a loyal following, though specific awards remain less documented.
In her personal life, Intan married Wahyu Indra Utama in 2012, following a siri marriage, and they welcomed two children, Almira Fathinna Kirana and Abdullah Maulana Utama. After her husband's passing in 2020 from a brain infection that led to lung complications, she embraced single motherhood with resilience, focusing on her children and career. Her private interests and philanthropy are understated, with her public persona centered on family and artistry.
Intan Rizky Jaenab's lasting impact on Indonesian entertainment stems from her ability to seamlessly blend music, acting, and presenting. Her enduring presence continues to inspire emerging artists, cementing her role as a pivotal figure in shaping Indonesia's cultural landscape.
