Who is Peter Haag? Celina Jaitly’s husband who served her with divorce notice on their 15th anniversary

Celina Jaitly has shared her situation, revealing she is unable to see her three kids, even with a shared custody order from the Austrian court. The former Bollywood star is currently involved in a divorce case with her ex-husband, Peter Haag.

The actress posted on social media, expressing her sadness over the separation from her sons. She accused the other party of blocking her communication access. Amidst this, we should investigate more about the details.

Who Is Peter Haag: The Austrian Businessman?

Peter Haag, an Austrian businessman and hotelier, married Celina Jaitly in 2011 after she relocated to Austria. Together, they have three sons: Winston, Viraaj, and Arthur. This union, however, is now marked by a public custody battle.

In September 2025, Peter, residing in Europe, served Celina with divorce papers on their 15th wedding anniversary. This action, as Celina has shared, deeply affected her.

Joint Custody And Denied Access

Despite a joint custody order from an Austrian family court, Celina has reported being denied contact with her children since leaving Austria in 2025. She expressed her heartbreak on social media, stating that she is currently unable to communicate with her three children, despite the existing court order. Celina also noted that negative narratives are being used to influence her children against her.

At the end of her emotional note, she added,"HEREAFTER, I REPEATEDLY & LEGALLY SOUGHT AN AMICABLE SEPARATION IN GOOD FAITH, PRIORITIZING ONLY THE WELFARE OF THE CHILDREN. THESE EFFORTS WERE MET WITH DEMANDS RELATING TO MY PREMARITAL ASSETS & UNREASONABLE CONDITIONS INTENDED TO STRIP ME OF MY FREEDOM & DIGNITY EVEN AFTER DIVORCE. Overnight, I was required to justify my role as a mother, as a parent, despite being their mother & the primary caregiver to my children. My entire world was snatched from me in one moment."

Additional Legal Battles

Beyond the custody battle, Celina is also engaged in a legal struggle to secure access to her brother, a former military man, who is currently detained in the Middle East.