Yogesh Rawat and Ruru Thakur UNFOLLOW each other after latter’s ‘SPINELESS’ remark in deleted post

The ongoing tension between Yogesh Rawat and Ruru Thakur has taken another turn, with both now unfollowing each other on social media. The development comes amid continued discussion around their equation on Splitsvilla 16, where their shifting dynamic has remained under constant public scrutiny.

The situation traces back to a controversial moment on the show when Yogesh chose to end his connection with Akanksha Choudhary and rekindle his bond with Ruru, his former partner. The decision triggered strong reactions online, with many viewers criticising how the situation was handled. The backlash was immediate, and Yogesh reportedly saw a sharp drop in followers within a short span.

For a brief period, there were signs of reconciliation. The two were seen together in mid March and had even re followed each other, suggesting that things may have settled. However, that phase did not last long. The equation reportedly worsened again following a public disagreement involving fellow contestant Sorab Bedi, adding another layer to the already strained dynamic.

In a recent live session, Yogesh addressed the situation and shared that Ruru had blocked him even before an event they both attended. His statement indicated that issues between them had escalated beyond what was visible on screen. The latest move of unfollowing each other has further reinforced the distance between the two.

Adding to the speculation, Ruru recently shared a cryptic Instagram story that read, "yep, dont need a spineless man." The post was later deleted, but it quickly caught attention and was widely linked to the ongoing fallout. While neither has directly confirmed the context of the remark, it has intensified the conversation around their relationship.

Despite Yogesh previously urging followers to avoid spreading hate, the back and forth between the two continues to draw attention. With tensions still visible, it appears that this connection has reached a breaking point, both on screen and off it.