Prithviraj Sukumaran's wife reveals identity of troll harassing her for 7 years
While Supriya didn't reveal what triggered her post, a report by Etimes claims that Christina Eldo, also known as Christina Babu Kurien, is a Malayali nurse based in the US. The producer was reportedly compelled to call out the troll publicly after objectionable remarks were made about her late father. This isn't the first time Supriya has dealt with such harassment, back in 2023, she had hinted at taking legal action over similar comments targeting her family. However, she has not confirmed whether she plans to pursue legal steps this time.Meanwhile, Prithviraj and Surpiya got married in 2011 after dating for a couple of years. Their daughter Alankrita was born in 2014.On the work front, Prithviraj was last seen in the JioHotstar film 'Sarzameen' with Kajol and Ibrahim Ali Khan.- EndsMust Watch
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