The eldest son of lawyer Hotman Paris, Frank Hutapea, has just held a sangjit, namely an application procession from the prospective groom to the prospective bride. In the video shared by Hotman Paris via his Instagram account, @hotmanparisofficial, Frank proposes to his girlfriend, Winona.
“Hotman wants another son-in-law! “Sanjit Frank (Hotman’s eldest son) event, Saturday 2 November 2024,” wrote Hotman on his Instagram.
Frank, 33, followed in his father’s footsteps by becoming a lawyer. Frank studied at the University of 17 August 1945 and the University of Kent, England and this led to a career at his father’s law firm, Hotman Paris & Partners.
Previously, Hotman had already married his youngest child, Fritz Hutapea, who was also married to a woman of Chinese descent. At the Frank Hutapea sangjit event, the gifts given included several pieces of jewelry.
“Make sure your family is okay and then continue dancing and partying! “Make sure the money is all OK,” wrote Hotman in another upload about his eldest son’s proposal. The 64 year old lawyer is the father of three children. (M-1)
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**Editor:** Welcome, Christopher Blair. Thank you for joining us today. You’ve been dubbed the “Godfather of Fake News.” How do you feel about this title?
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**Editor:** What steps do you believe individuals can take to navigate the world of fake news more effectively?
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**Editor:** Thank you, Christopher, for sharing your insights with us today.
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