Indonesian celebrity couple Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora are currently brimming with joy as they celebrate the arrival of their third child. Their newborn daughter was welcomed into the world on February 23, 2026, marking a momentous occasion for the growing family.
Rizky Billar revealed that the precise delivery date was carefully chosen, with paramount consideration given to the safety and well-being of both Lesti and their baby girl. He emphasized the critical nature of this decision, citing the baby’s significantly larger size compared to their first two children.
“The third baby’s size is indeed larger than the first and second. It was quite risky yesterday, and thankfully, we opted for the 23rd (for delivery), because waiting any longer could have been more dangerous for the mother,” Rizky Billar explained during an interview in Pondok Labu, South Jakarta. This revelation underscored the urgency of the situation and the potential complications associated with a prolonged pregnancy.
Given these circumstances, Billar stated that medical intervention was imperative. He highlighted the considerable risks involved if the baby had remained in the womb for an extended period, which could have jeopardized Lesti’s health.
“Because the mother’s body weight is small, and her abdominal wall was already thinning. So, if we had waited longer, and the baby continued to grow, it could have been very dangerous,” Billar elaborated, expressing deep concern for his wife’s condition.
“Oh, I can’t even imagine; her abdomen could have ruptured. Her abdominal wall, from the uterus itself, was already that thin,” he added, illustrating the severity of the situation and his profound apprehensions.
Fortunately, despite Billar’s initial worries about Lesti’s condition, the baby’s delivery proceeded smoothly. Rizky Billar expressed immense relief that the anticipated complications did not arise during the surgical procedure, allowing for a successful and safe birth.
“That’s why during the birth process yesterday, it was just one swift incision, and the baby was immediately visible. With the first and second children, there were several layers, and it wasn’t as direct. This time, it was truly that quick. The longest part was actually the stitching, closing up the uterus again,” Rizky Billar recalled, highlighting the remarkable efficiency of this particular delivery.
Lesti Kejora’s Post-Delivery Condition
Currently, according to Rizky Billar, his wife’s condition is gradually improving. This swift recovery is also largely attributed to the specific delivery procedure Lesti opted for.
“Alhamdulillah, she’s recovering well, because we used the ERACS method yesterday, so God willing, the process will be faster,” Rizky Billar affirmed, praising the efficacy of the Enhanced Recovery After Cesarean Section protocol.
Furthermore, the joy of the third child’s arrival is enthusiastically shared by their eldest son, Muhammad Levian Al-Fatih Billar. Billar noted that both older siblings are embracing their new roles.
“They are incredibly excited and happy. Not just Abang L (Muhammad Levian Al-Fatih Billar), even the one-year-old is starting to understand that she’s now an older sister,” he concluded, painting a heartwarming picture of the expanded family’s happiness.
Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora tied the knot in 2021, with Rizky presenting Lesti with a significant dowry of USD 72,300 in cash. Prior to their latest addition, the couple was already blessed with two children.
Their firstborn son is named Muhammad Levian Al-Fatih Billar, and their second child, a daughter, is named Leshia Tivana Billar. The family’s latest member brings even more happiness and completes their growing household.
Summary
Rizky Billar and Lesti Kejora celebrated the arrival of their third child, a daughter, on February 23, 2026. The delivery date was carefully chosen due to the baby’s significantly larger size compared to their previous children, which posed considerable risks to Lesti’s health. Billar revealed that Lesti’s abdominal wall was thinning, necessitating medical intervention for a safe birth.
Despite initial worries, the delivery proceeded smoothly and quickly, with Billar noting the efficient surgical process. Lesti Kejora is currently recovering well, a swift recovery attributed to the ERACS method used during the procedure. The couple’s two older children are reportedly very excited and happy about their new baby sister.