What Shweta Tiwari's Second Husband, Abhinav, Disappeared From Her Life For One Year?

Yet again, Shweta has come out in open to clear the air and give an exact explanation about how such rumours started. In an interview with The Times Of India, Shweta shared why Abhinav is not seen with her in parties and get-togethers, "I will tell you what really happened. Abhinav’s father passed away the same year I got pregnant. Abhinav’s parents stayed in Bengaluru, so he had to stay there for some time before he could get his mother here. His father was a retired air force officer and his mother owned a publishing company. Abhinav required some time before he could wrap up everything and be in Mumbai with us. He stayed there for almost a year.”

Elaborating how rumours about the ‘trouble in her paradise’ started and people used to call her asking 'Hey, is everything well in your marriage? We don’t see your husband with you.’, Shweta remarked, “Now, here people started noticing that I was going to parties alone and was not seen with him. Even after Reyansh was born, he used to come for some time and go back. So, people felt why are they not staying together? Some people had the nerve to even call me and ask, 'Hey, is everything well in your marriage? We don’t see your husband with you.’ Now, why should I tell people what happened? People need gossip. I felt so weird that just because my husband was away for some time, people found a reason to gossip and therefore I decided to stop giving any explanations to anyone."

After two years of break from her acting career, Shweta is making her theatre debut with the play, Jab We Separated, which revolves around a fragile husband-wife relationship. Speaking about the same, she stated, “There may be many plays around the husband-wife relationship, but what matters is the treatment. About marriage, I feel that many marriages are breaking up these days because people have options of getting out of it. Divorce is easy these days. First it was taboo... women were dependent on their husbands and at home. Now, they are independent, educated and not suppressed. So somewhere, husbands are not able to accept this and women have also become less tolerant. They feel it is better to leave a relationship and move on to someone else.”

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