Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s estranged wife Aaliya has recently shared a photo of her with a friend and penned a note talking about finding happiness again in life. Aaliya, who is currently undergoing a divorce procedure, stated that it has taken over 19 years to get out of the relationship that she once treasured. Aaliya’s recent picture with a man raised many eyebrows on social media as netizens started trolling her. Even fans of Nawaz assassinated her character.
Taking to her Instagram handle, Aaliya posted a photo where she was seen enjoying coffee with her male friend. Alongside it, she wrote, “It has taken over 19 years to get out of the relationship that I treasured. But in my life, my children’s are my priority, they were always and they will be. However, there are few relationships that are bigger than and beyond friendship, and this relationship is the same relationship and I am very happy about the same hence shared my happiness with you all. Don’t I have the right to be happy?.” Soon after she posted the photo, several netizens started to take nasty digs at Aaliya. ALSO READ; Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Security Video Goes Viral Amid Estranged Wife Aaliya Claims She And Their Kids Were THROWN Out Of The House
Reacting to her post, one Insta user commented, “Ye nawaz bhai ko blackmail kr ke paisa loot kr Maze kr rahi hai..” Another said, “Ab ye beechara bhi gaya kaam say is say bhi 2 bache kr ke fir is say flat aur cash ki demand karege..” A third netizen said, “Nice is liye itna sab drama ki .... Shame on you.”
Talking about her divorce from Nawazuddin, Aaliya told Indianexpress.com that the court has asked them to solve their problems mutually as it is a matter of their children’s lives.
She claimed she has now no issues with the actor as he has ‘solved some things’ and that she and her children are happily settled in Dubai. For the uninitiated, Aaliya and Nawazuddin got married in 2011 and they have two kids together. She is her second wife. In 2020, Aaliya filed for divorce and accused the actor of infidelity and domestic violence.