Will Payal divorce Armaan?
Ever since YouTuber Armaan Malik entered Bigg Boss OTT 3, he has been in the headlines. He entered the show with both his wives Payal and Kritika. As soon as he entered the show, he became the target of trolls for his two marriages, the reason for which was his two marriages. While Payal left the show a week after entering the show, Armaan is now in the show with his second wife Kritika. Meanwhile, Payal Malik has said something which is quite shocking.
Malik family is the target of trolls
Payal Malik, who was evicted in the first week of Bigg Boss OTT 3, has announced that she wants to divorce Armaan Malik and separate from him. Armaan is still on the show with his second wife Kritika. But, ever since coming out, Payal has constantly faced hate and trolling over her marriage. In such a situation, Payal says that the hate she is receiving on social media has started affecting her children as well and she is unable to tolerate it anymore.
Will Payal take divorce from Armaan?
Payal Malik has talked about divorce from Armaan Malik in her vlog. She says- ‘I am fed up with this drama and hatred. As long as it was about me, I was fine but now this hatred has started reaching my children. This is extremely shocking and disgusting. That is why I have decided to separate from Armaan. He can stay with Kritika and I will take care of the children.’
I will leave with my three children: Payal
Payal further says- ‘I know Golu (Kritika) will not be able to live without Zaid so maybe she can keep him and I will leave with my three children. People are not happy with Armaan’s polygamy and now they cannot tolerate this hatred. This is bothering me very badly.’
We can’t tell all this to children: Payal Malik
Payal says- ‘Either the three of us separate, or two separate or one separates. This is what can happen. They are not aware of what is going on outside. I am aware, I have never faced so much hate, trolling, abuses in my life. My decision is confirmed. We cannot make the children listen to all these things. Parents can hear all this.’