Sohail Khan, Ex-Wife Seema Sajdeh Return From London Holiday With Sons Nirvaan and Yohan
Salman Khan's brother, Sohail Khan, was snapped with his ex-wife Seema Sajdeh and their sons last night. Sohail and Seema, who have been divorced, are co-parenting their two sons, Nirvaan and Yohan, and often come together when it is about family. Last night was one such occasion when the duo were snapped together at Mumbai airport as they accompanied their sons, reportedly from a holiday. While the ex-couple avoided posing for the paparazzi, a video of them has surfaced all over social media. Sohail had earlier shared photos with his sons in London on Instagram. Seema, however, didn't feature in them.
In the video that has surfaced online, Seema looked stylish in her black-on-black tracksuit featuring a white skeleton print. Meanwhile, Sohail aced his casual avatar. The actor wore a beige T-shirt paired with light blue loose jeans and added a touch of style with a cap.
Sohail Khan married designer Seema Sajdeh in 1998 after eloping, and later, they welcomed two sons. However, after 24 years of marriage, their relationship hit rock bottom, and after living separately for some time, they officially got divorced in 2022.
Also Read: Salman Khan Reveals Sohail Khan Eloped With Seema Sajdeh, Mocks Their Divorce: 'Ab Woh Bhi Bhaag Gayi'
Since then, they have embraced a co-parenting approach, prioritizing their sons' well-being. Seema has emphasized that 'kids come first," and both parents strive to 'do right by them." Seema, who appeared on Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, is now reportedly in a new relationship with her ex-fiancé, Vikram Ahuja.
It was very recently that Salman Khan made an appearance as a guest on The Great Indian Kapil Show on Netflix, where he didn't hesitate to take a playful dig at his brother Sohail and his divorce with Seema.
The actor, who was last seen in Sikandar alongside Rashmika Mandanna, took a witty jab at Sohail's marriage with Seema Sajdeh, which began when they eloped and ended in a quiet separation. Salman continued the story, explaining how Sohail once asked Avinash to vacate the room to make space for him and Seema. Avinash, surprised, reportedly asked, 'This is not fair — how can you get married like this?"
On the work front, Sohail Khan was last seen in the Telugu film Arjun: Son of Vyjayanthi. His last Bollywood outing was a special appearance in Salman Khan's Dabangg 3.
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