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Former India cricketer is currently dating Sophie Shine after his divorce from wife Aesha Mukherji. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Shikhar Dhawan and Sophie Shine officially share on social media that they were in a relationship. Sophie shuttles between India and UAE to spend time with Shikhar Dhawan. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Sophie Shine is born and raised in Ireland and holds a degree in Marketing and Management from Limerick Institute of Technology. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Sophie Shine currently works in Abu Dhabi in UAE as vice-president as Northern Trust Corporation. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Sophie Shine and Shikhar Dhawan first met in Dubai few years back, according to media report. Sophie Shine accompanied Dhawan for the India vs Pakistan match in ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai earlier this year. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Shikhar Dhawan and Sophie Shine have been living together for a few years now. Dhawan has recently bought a property in Gurgaon worth Rs 69 crore. Image credit: Source: Instagram
Sophie Shine has over 1.8 lakh followers on Instagram. It started as a casual friendship soon turned into something deeper between Shikhar Dhawan and Sophie Shine.
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