‘If I'm the mistake, burn me or...': Keneesha Francis exposes severe cyberbullying amid Ravi Mohan and Aarti's divorce
Amid the legal battle between
Ravi
Mohan and Aarti for a mutual divorce in Chennai's Family Welfare Court, singer and spiritual therapist Keneesha Francis is facing severe cyberbullying due to her close bond with Ravi.
Despite Keneesha and Ravi dismissing the rumours multiple times, Aarti's recent Instagram post — claiming a third person was breaking her marriage and taking a direct dig at Keneesha — once again put the singer in the spotlight.
Keneesha's Instagram post:
Jayam Ravi arrives at the pre release event of 'Iraivan'
Keneesha has now exposed all the slut-shaming messages she received on Instagram and has broken her silence amidst the ongoing cyberbullying. She shared several screenshots of people calling her a 'marriage breaker' and sending her numerous curses. In response to the bullying, she wrote:
'I understand that because most of you don't know my truth and pain, words like this — and worse — are easy to lay upon me. I'm sorry your assumptions are hurting you. But I pray to the Gods of light that someday soon, the truth will unfold. If I'm wrong, I'm ready to be punished by law. Until then, can I be allowed to breathe without hatred?'
Keneesha's official reply
As some of the messages turned abusive, she included an 'I surrender' note with each screenshot. She eventually concluded the episode with a serious message:
'You chose this path for me, Lord, and I give you trust. I surrender all the people — even the ones who know the truth of what they have done and how much they're paying to cause pain. Bring out the truth, Lord, and in any dimension, if I'm the mistake, burn me or take me to you. I surrender. Om Namah Shivaya.'
Aarti and Ravi's divorce
Aarti has reportedly sought Rs 40 lakh alimony per month from Ravi during the divorce proceedings in court.
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