‘Bigg Boss 20’: Salman Khan Tells Badshah’s Ex-Wife Isha Rikhi to Move On
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At a glance
- Punjabi actress Isha Rikhi joined Salman Khan’s “Bigg Boss 20” after her personal life drew public attention.
- During the premiere, Khan encouraged Rikhi not to name her former partner and to focus on the present.
- Rikhi and rapper Badshah announced on August 31 that they had mutually decided to separate and asked for privacy.
Isha Rikhi’s arrival on “Bigg Boss 20” brought her recent heartbreak into the spotlight, as host Salman Khan urged her to leave the past behind during the grand premiere.
Whatever happened, let it go. Move on. Whatever happened in your past happened there, and the other party has also moved on.
Khan asked the Punjabi actress about her previous relationship and advised her to focus on the present. When Rikhi chose not to name her former partner, he supported that decision and encouraged her to move forward. He also tried to lighten the conversation, saying that everyone experiences breakups.
Good, if you are not taking his name. Move on.
The exchange followed a joint statement from Rikhi and rapper Badshah on August 31. The pair said they had mutually decided to part ways and pursue separate paths, while asking people to respect their privacy and avoid further speculation about the relationship.
One breakup happened, so what? Why cry so much over one breakup? Who hasn’t gone through a breakup?
Interest in Rikhi’s participation had already grown after the show’s makers released a promo featuring a mystery contestant. In the clip, she became emotional while discussing love and heartbreak.
Badshah and I have mutually decided to part ways and move forward on our own separate paths. This decision has been made with mutual respect, and we request everyone to kindly respect our privacy during this time.
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