Thousands of fans were left devastated when South star pair samantha Ruth Prabhu and naga chaitanya confirmed their separation. Since the rumors of samantha and Naga's breakup first surfaced, the now-divorced couple has kept a deathly silence regarding their relationship's problems and subsequent separation. While naga has kept silent regarding the separation, samantha Ruth Prabhu has been posting mysterious comments to her critics on her instagram account on and off.
Samantha has finally spoken up about her life after her separation from Chay, over two months after her separation declaration. samantha discussed her spiritual journey shortly after her divorce announcement in an interview with Elle India. "She stated," she said "It was all I had hoped for, and then some. Something in you just shifts for the rest of your life. I believe god has provided me with just the proper increase in strength to keep going. During the lockdown, I even mindfulness meditation."
Samantha even dealt with the problem of trolling, talking about the backlash she received after announcing her split from naga chaitanya and how it upset her to be treated so badly. She went on to say, "I don't expect complete approval. I believe that people can have differing viewpoints while still loving and caring for one another. I merely ask that they voice their dissatisfaction in a more civilized way."
Samantha has finally spoken up about her life after her separation from Chay, over two months after her separation declaration. samantha discussed her spiritual journey shortly after her divorce announcement in an interview with Elle India. "She stated," she said "It was all I had hoped for, and then some. Something in you just shifts for the rest of your life. I believe god has provided me with just the proper increase in strength to keep going. During the lockdown, I even mindfulness meditation."
Samantha even dealt with the problem of trolling, talking about the backlash she received after announcing her split from naga chaitanya and how it upset her to be treated so badly. She went on to say, "I don't expect complete approval. I believe that people can have differing viewpoints while still loving and caring for one another. I merely ask that they voice their dissatisfaction in a more civilized way."
