New Delhi:
Avantika Malik recently shared his perspective on his divorce with actor Imran Khan in an interview with Jennis Seaweera. After discussing his partition in several interviews, Imran revealed what he passed during her divorce.
During the conversation, Avantika expressed that the divorce is not frightening, initially believed that she could not survive without Imran.
He said, “These are only two people who are separating, it is not the worst in the world. I think if my marriage is broken, I will die. I thought I would not survive one day without this man. I was sure that I was dead. The day we decided that I too had died in a immediate family. Stay on the road.”
Regarding the separation process, Avantika explained that it was not straightforward.
He shared, “It was not structured. We decided to separate for a while before deciding the divorce. There was a proper time … It was also during Kovid that all this happened. Divorce took time. My parents were divorced, so it was not very difficult, or I was made very uncomfortable.
She reflected on the fact that when she met and Imran’s dynamics of her relationship in public conditions were changed to her young age. “As someone has ‘daddy issues’, it is definitely going to be painted the way I see men. We were 19 years old, and when you are with someone for a long time, there is a co-dependent. I could not book an airline ticket on my own! I was not marrying someone whose life was a big person, he was a public person.
Avantika confessed to feeling an important crime about the end of her relationship. “This collapse from the golden couple and grace. These two were in love, and always, and always happy, they used to throw in a towel.
East-couple, who had been together for almost two decades, share a daughter named Imara. When asked about co-ablation, Avantika said, “Initially, she had a lot of questions. He was so,” Does it mean that I am going to get a new mamma? ” I was so, ‘No, Darling, you are stuck with this one … Imran and I did well that we spend both of us in joint custody.
