Cricketer Hardik Pandya and model Natasa Stankovic seem to be facing a rough patch in their relationship, sparking rumors of a possible divorce. The couple, who married on May 31, 2020, welcomed their first child, son Agastya, on July 30 of the same year. Recent observations by netizens suggest that the two might have separated.
A Reddit user noted that Hardik did not post anything for Natasa’s birthday on March 4, and she has removed all recent posts of them together except those featuring their son, Agastya. Additionally, Natasa has not been seen supporting Hardik from the stands during this IPL season, nor has she posted anything about the team. While Hardik’s brother Krunal and his wife Pankhuri still comment on her posts, something seems amiss between Hardik and Natasa.
Reactions to these observations have been mixed. One user commented, “Okay, so someone mentioned that Hardik cheats on her and that he was seen in London with another girl.” However, others believe it’s too soon to speculate, noting that Natasa has not deleted all her photos with Hardik. Some think that Hardik might have asked Natasa to stay low-key due to the trolling she faced over his IPL performance.
Natasa has indeed been keeping a low profile after Hardik received backlash for his captaincy and Mumbai Indians’ poor performance in IPL 2024. Trolls filled her comment sections with derogatory remarks, blaming her for Hardik’s performance. Amid the speculations, Natasa shared a selfie indulging in self-care on her Instagram stories.
A Redditor pointed out that Natasa used to have ‘Natasa Stankovic Pandya’ as her Instagram name, but she has since removed Hardik’s name. This, along with the lack of posts and public appearances, has fueled rumors of a separation.
While the couple’s current relationship status remains unclear, many believe that the online bullying and hate directed at Hardik might be a reason for Natasa’s low profile. In a country where cricketers’ families often face unwarranted insults and threats, they might just be trying to protect their privacy and mental well-being.
