Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan have been married for over 18 years and also have a son, Arhaan Khan. Malaika said she and Arbaaz have matured because of their split.
Malaika Arora has shared that her relationship with her ex-husband Arbaaz Khan has most effective gotten higher considering they decided to end their marriage. Malaika and Arbaaz tied the knot in December 1998 and finalised their divorce in may additionally 2017 after over 18 years of marriage.
Malaika is dating Arjun Kapoor whilst Arbaaz Khan is in a relationship with Giorgia Andriani for the reason that their break up. The two preserve to co-parent their son Arhaan Khan, 19. Malaika currently stated that she and Arbaaz have a miles higher equation when they determined to name it quits.
Requested if she remains friends with Arbaaz Khan, Malaika told Masala mag, “we have a better equation now. we’re some distance extra mature. We’re simply happier, calmer humans. He’s a wonderful man, I best want him the nice in existence. Occasionally, people are extraordinary however they simply aren’t first-rate collectively. That’s just how it’s miles. I’d always want him nicely.”
She added about her selection to quit the wedding, “I think I made my desire and I positioned myself first. And I suppose through doing that, I’m a miles higher individual today. I have a better relationship with my son; he sees that I am much happier. I have a far better relationship with my ex-husband. I’m glad I made these decisions and that I stood up for myself. So, for girls accessible, don’t be scared. Don’t be afraid to comply with your coronary heart. Sure, you will ruffle feathers however lifestyles aren’t always clean. you may make all of us happy.”
Malaika becomes ultimately visible on television as one of the judges of India’s quality Dancer. Arbaaz can be next seen in Sony LIV’s display Tanaav, an edition of the Israeli display Fauda. He stars Satyadeep Mishra, Manav Vij, Arslan Goni, Rajat Kapoor, Zarina Wahab, Shashank Arora, and Ekta Kaul amongst others in the traumatic political drama.