Should bahurani do the same 🔥 - Page 2

Originally posted by: Lord_Voldemort

Ash is Indian and divorce is too much of a stigma in India. Aaradhya would be bullied in school if her parents were to divorce. Ash loves her daughter too much to let that happen to her. She will just be informally separated and she will be on friendly terms with Abhishek to co-parent Aaradhya instead of trying to formally divorce.

If any formal separation is supposed to happen, it will happen after Aaradhya is in college and there’s a good 5-6 years left for that.

Besides, Ash’s mother is suffering from cancer and she has bigger priorities at hand than to file for divorce.

It would be interesting if she did that. If Ranveer and Deepika can indulge in foreplay on Instagram, why shouldn't Ash do it ?

" Dear Abhishek ,as you can see age is catching up to me. I kept saying beauty is transient ,that I never took it seriously ,assuming it was not transient in my case. But FML ,turns out it really is. These fillers are a pain in the ass or as we say at Cannes the derriere. I can barely move my face let alone giggle . I'm done waiting for you to realise you'll never live up to your parents You went to school with Sophia Lauren's kids but Oprah ke wahan main tumhe lekar gayi thi. Let that sink in - Esshe-warreoah .

P.S : F#c1₹ you Swetha. And your stupid podcast . You people are so not worth it. " #L'Oreal True Colours #DhaiAksharPremKe

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Huh? When did this become news! Omg I had no idea

Forget about bahurani

Is this Talak ok with her parents they are proud, they are not proud??--lets discuss on that please

Actually this person looks weird.

For 26 years --he got good news---Aap papa ban gayemy god rediculus

Sheikh Mohammed has 26 children from several wives. Sheikh Mohammed's ex-wife was Princess Haya bint Hussein, daughter of former King Hussein of Jordan and half-sister of King Abdullah II of Jordan.

Can a sheikh have multiple wives?

The Sheikh and his six wives. The strict oppression of women in the UAE appears to extend to the royal family itself. Each of the Sheikh's wives has her own separate home, and they are not encouraged to mix with each other.Mar 14, 2020

2020 -2024----may be more development

this forum needs to explore new people new gossip-the above gossip looks hugeeeee

--its broingall the time bahurani and akki canadian paasport

I didn't know about her Mom's cancer. Is that the reason for Aish's weight gain and not working?

New people are so uninteresting, so are new gossips, that people don't want to discuss about them at least not in length

The only other celebrity I can think who can elicit pages and pages of discussion are Alia & Ranbir, mostly driven by anti fans

Originally posted by: TotalBetty

New people are so uninteresting, so are new gossips, that people don't want to discuss about them at least not in length

The only other celebrity I can think who can elicit pages and pages of discussion are Alia & Ranbir, mostly driven by anti fans

Itna such 😮

tauba tauba 😂

Just Wow---

https://www.smh.com.au/world/middle-east/why-do-the-wives-and-daughters-of-dubai-s-sheikh-mohammed-keep-trying-to-escape-20191230-p53noy.html

Why do the wives and daughters of Dubai's Sheikh Mohammed keep trying to escape?

Princess Latifa, daughter of Dubai’s billionaire ruler, fled her “gilded cage” two years ago. Captured by commandos off India’s coastline, she hasn’t been seen since.

When we got in the car on the day of our escape, I turned to Latifa and said, ‘We’re like Thelma and Louise,’ ” says Tiina Jauhiainen, with a small smile at the bittersweet memory. “But then Latifa cried out, ‘No, no, don’t say that! Their story doesn’t have a happy ending.’ ”

That was two years ago, on February 24, 2018, the day Princess Latifa bint Mohammed al-Maktoum, daughter of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, ruler of Dubai and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, tried to escape her life as a Dubai princess, with the help of her best friend, Tiina.

At 32, it was the first time Latifa had ever been in the front seat of a car, having always had a driver and travelled in the back. The escape was the result of a seven-year plan that involved driving into Oman, taking a dinghy into international waters, and boarding a yacht to Sri Lanka, from where Latifa hoped to fly to the United States and claim political asylum

“Latifa was initially relieved when we got to the boat, but every day she was growing increasingly worried that her father might already be after her,” says Tiina. “At times, the days on the boat felt really, really long. It got hotter the closer we got to India, and the boat was full of cockroaches. Escaping on a yacht sounds glamorous, but it was the opposite. We spent most of our time downstairs, trying to contact journalists on our phones, as Latifa felt that might protect her.”

But after just eight days on board the yacht, captained by Hervé Jaubert (a Frenchman whose help Latifa had enlisted after she read about his own escape from Dubai), the princess’s short-lived freedom came to an abrupt end off the coast of Goa, when the two women heard gunshots from the upper deck. “Latifa immediately realised they’d come after us,” recalls Tiina. “We were downstairs hiding in the bathroom. We were scared, hugging each other. There was nowhere to go.”

The cabin began to fill with smoke. “We later realised they were stun grenades,” explains Tiina, and the pair were forced onto the upper deck, where they were met by several commandos pointing machine guns at them. “It was pitch black with the red lights of the laser sights pointed at different parts of our bodies. I was pushed to the floor, in a pool of blood [several crew members had been injured]. They tied my hands and shouted, ‘Close your eyes! Don’t move or we’ll shoot you.’

“We were taken back to Dubai. That was the last time I saw Latifa. She was being dragged off the boat, kicking and screaming, yelling that she was seeking political asylum. They ignored her. The whole situation was so unreal. I wish I’d said something, but I was paralysed. They threatened to shoot my brain out if I spoke. It was shocking. It was beyond my comprehension.”