Amid Affair Rumours With Trisha Krishnan, Vijay Thalapathy’s Wife Sangeetha Seeks Rs. 250 Crore Alimony!
Reports have been circulating that the Tamil superstar and his wife Sangeetha Sornalingam may be heading for a divorce after years of marriage.
Amid Affair Rumours With Trisha Krishnan, Vijay Thalapathy’s Wife Sangeetha Seeks Rs. 250 Crore Alimony!
Tthe couple has allegedly been discussing a settlement, with claims that Vijay could pay a massive Rs 250 crore as alimony. While none of this has been officially confirmed, the number alone has been enough to send social media into a tizzy!
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Adding more fuel to the rumours, Sangeetha has reportedly filed a fresh petition asking for rights to their matrimonial home, along with the alimony. The 51-year-old has asked the court to allow her to stay in the house they shared during their marriage. If that isn’t possible, she has requested that Vijay arrange alternative accommodation for her.
Vijay Thalapathy-Trisha Krishnan Affair Official?
But that’s not the only reason the internet is buzzing. Vijay recently grabbed attention after he was spotted arriving at a wedding reception with actress Trisha Krishnan. The two walking in together instantly set social media on fire, with many netizens joking that this appearance had made the long-rumoured Vijay-Trisha affair “official”.
Even Vijay’s longtime bodyguard, Aroon Suresh, accidentally added to the drama. Just before the wedding appearance went viral, he posted a cryptic Instagram story that read, “Time to rise above all the rumors.” The post was quickly deleted, but not before screenshots spread across social media within minutes.
For the unversed, Vijay and Trisha have shared iconic chemistry on screen for years. The duo starred together in films like Ghilli, Thirupaachi, Aathi, and Kuruvi. After a long gap of nearly 15 years, they reunited again in Leo.
All eyes are on this divorce-affair drama!
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