
Malaika Arora on co-parenting son Arhaan with ex Arbaaz: We have our boundaries
Speaking about choosing herself, she admitted it wasn't an easy decision. 'People think it is wrong to put yourself first. But, what is the harm in putting yourself first? I felt, at that point, I needed to be happy. Too many people pointed fingers at me and said, 'What a selfish decision.' But I feel that decision has helped me become a better person. I am in a happier space. My kid is in a much better and happier space,' she added.Despite parting ways, Malaika said she and Arbaaz have maintained respect and balance for their son. 'Even though we moved our separate ways, we chose separate lives. But I think the core essence of our child and maintaining certain decorum not just with him but also our family, we have maintained it. That is a good example to show. Today, I am in a much happier place,' she concluded.On the work front, Malaika continues to be a popular face on Indian television, having judged shows like 'India's Got Talent', 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa', and 'India's Best Dancer'. She was last seen as a judge on 'Hip Hop India' Season 2 alongside Remo D'Souza, hosted by Manisha Rani, streaming on Amazon MX Player.- EndsTrending Reel
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