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Hello Michael and thanks for answering :)
The problem is that my cluster is already deleted but there is some security groups which was created by our deployment (aws-alb-ingress-controller) did created these eni. Because I deleted the cluster before to delete the aws-alb-ingress-controller, this made the ENI still attached and impossible to be removed.
How I can do that now ? I don't have the paying support :(
You are most likely trying to delete one of the network interfaces associated with the EKS cluster endpoint that is projected into your VPC. Since the EKS cluster is "owned" by AWS, you cannot delete the cluster's ENIs, even as the root account. Once you successfully destroy the cluster, the ENIs will disappear.
Also, please be advised that accessing AWS via the root account is a disfavored approach and so we do not recommend it. See our best practices guidance for additional details.
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That ENI is probably associated with an Application Load Balancer associated with your account that was created by the controller. Destroy the ALB and the ENIs will also be deprovisioned.