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Gabriella Ferlita
It’s hard enough trying to make one marriage work, but can you imagine being married almost 90 times?
Well, a farmer in Indonesia is getting lucky once again, after revealing he’s getting tying the knot for the 88th time.
You know what they say, ‘If at first you don't succeed, try, try again’ - and again and again, and again, according to this guy.
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The 61-year-old, who has understandably been dubbed the ‘Playboy King’, revealed to local media that he’s soon to marry one of his exes who is supposedly still ‘crazy’ about him.
I mean, we’ve got to respect the man’s confidence.
The agriculture expert from Majalengka District, West Java Province, who is known mononymously as ‘Kaan’, claimed that women are drawn to his aura because of his ‘spiritual strength.’
Kaan said to local media: "I plan to marry my ex-wife from the 86th marriage.
"Even though we have been apart for a long time, the love between us is still strong and I refuse to play around with it.
"All this time, she is still 'crazy' about me even though we were only married for a month."
Kaan began his lengthy married life at the tender age of just 14 years old, making vows with a teenager two years older than him.
However, the marriage didn’t last long, as his first wife demanded they split up just two years after they married because of his negative outlook.
Kaan was angry at their divorce, but instead tried to better himself through ‘spiritual’ knowledge - and ended up with a slew of women lining up at his door, he claimed.
But despite his supposed desire among hopeful women - including the 87 he has already married previously - he doesn’t wish to ‘play with their feelings’.
He said: "However, I don't want to do things that are not nice to the women I know and refuse to play with their feelings.
"Instead of committing immorality, it is better for me to get married."
He seems like a true gentleman.
In Indonesia, the law states that divorces must be carried out in front of a court, meaning that 'private' divorces without court involvement are not possible in the Asian country.
According to Law Jakarta, a legal services provider, it takes about six to nine months from the filing of a divorce for the court to come to a decision.
This hasn’t seemed to stop Kaan and his many, many weddings, though…