Rumors are swirling around Bollywood’s iconic couple, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan, suggesting a potential separation that has been the topic of heated discussion across social media. Speculation about their relationship status heightened following their recent solo appearances at high-profile events, including the Ambani wedding, where the absence of the duo together was keenly noted.

The latest revelation comes from a Reddit user who claimed that the couple has indeed parted ways, though they are reportedly choosing not to pursue a legal divorce. This unconfirmed rumor points to career struggles as a central reason for the alleged separation, citing that Abhishek has faced challenges with his career, which allegedly led to feelings of insecurity. According to the user, Abhishek’s hopes for breakthrough roles remained unfulfilled, which reportedly caused increasing stress on their marriage.

Adding to the shock factor, the source claimed that Abhishek was involved in an extramarital relationship with actress Nimrat Kaur on the sets of the film Dasvi. The claim further alleged that this infidelity was even “justified” by certain members of the Bachchan family. When the relationship reportedly became serious for Nimrat, Abhishek ultimately ended things, but the alleged strain was reportedly too significant for him and Aishwarya to overcome.

Contrary to previous assumptions by netizens that Jaya Bachchan, Abhishek’s mother, was involved in any discord, the anonymous Reddit source clarified that the separation between Aishwarya and Abhishek is not due to family dynamics but rather an accumulation of personal struggles and pressures.

Despite these unconfirmed allegations, the couple has reportedly been living separately yet are opting not to file for divorce. This choice appears to align with maintaining their family’s image, especially given their high-profile standing in Bollywood. Fans speculating about the future are now wondering if the two will ever be seen together at events again, but according to the source, this seems unlikely.