Is actress Hansika Motwani getting divorced after 3 years of marriage? Husband, Sohael Khaturiya breaks silence...
Hindustan Times
. The couple, who tied the knot in December 2022, is reportedly not living under the same roof anymore. Sources close to the couple shared with Hindustan Times that Hansika has recently moved back in with her mother, while Sohael is currently residing with his parents. This revelation has led to widespread speculation and concern among fans, especially given the recency of their wedding.
The insider noted that following their wedding, Hansika and Sohael initially chose to live with his extended family. However, it seems that navigating the dynamics of a large household proved challenging. In an attempt to find a solution, the couple moved into an apartment within the same building as Sohael's parents, hoping for a more comfortable setup. Despite this move, interpersonal challenges reportedly continued to strain their relationship.
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When approached for a comment, Sohael briefly addressed the rumours in a statement to Hindustan Times, saying, "It's not true." However, he refrained from specifying whether he was denying reports of a separation or merely the living arrangement rumours, which only added to the ambiguity surrounding their current relationship status.
For context, Sohael Khaturiya was previously married to a woman named Rinky, who was once a close friend of Hansika Motwani. This past association sparked intense online criticism when the couple announced their engagement. Addressing this controversy in her reality series Love Shaadi Drama, which streamed on Disney+ Hotstar (now Jiostar), Hansika defended herself, explaining that her association with Rinky did not make her responsible for the dissolution of their earlier marriage. She expressed how public scrutiny often unfairly targets celebrities, placing undue blame on them.
Hansika further reiterated her position in an interview with
Good Times,
where she expressed shock at being accused of marrying her close friend's former husband. She clarified that Sohael had always been part of her inner circle, being not only her business partner but also her brother's best friend.
Earlier this year in February, Hansika was seen offering prayers at the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Tirumala, fueling further speculation. The couple, once admired for their enduring friendship that blossomed into love, now faces intense public scrutiny amid rumours of discord.
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