Kyle Richards First Husband: Who is Guraish Aldjufrie?

Guraish Aldjufrie is an Indonesian businessman and the first husband of Kyle Richards an American actress, television personality, and philanthropist.

The former couple met during a Tina Turner concert, but Guraish couldn’t communicate in English. Guraish then asked Kyle out on a date, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Kyle was only 19 when the couple fell in love and married in 1988. They soon had Kyle’s eldest daughter, Farrah Aldjufrie. However, after two years of marriage, the couple divorced.

Kyle revealed the main cause for her divorce from Guraish in an episode of RHOBH season 12. She claimed that the couple was deeply in love, but that the burden of having a newborn and a lack of maturity strained the marriage.

Despite the divorce, Kyle stated that the couple is still good friends. Guraish currently resides in Bali, Thailand, where he works in land development and real estate, and he travels to the United States for business and to see his daughter.

He comes from a wealthy Indonesian family; through his business, he has increased his family’s wealth. Guraish’s personal life is obscured by the fact that he is not on any social media platforms. He is described as a timid individual who is always preoccupied with his work.

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