Aryan accepts being married, apologises to wife
Earlier this month, Aryan Vaid denied being hitched to Alexandra Copley He now wants to set the record straight. A source says, "Aryan and Alexa had a registered marriage on January 14 but he did not tell anyone even his family as it was a spur-of-the-moment decision. Also Aryan wanted to wait before making it public as he wasn't sure if the marriage would last.
Alexandra left for the USA the very day they got married and they haven't lived together even for a day. Aryan, who has had bad luck with his relationships, was wary about making it public but now that the marriage survived over three months, he is feeling more optimistic. The source continues, "He now hopes to go to the US soon, meet her and bridge the gap by living together soon. Marriage used to make him nervous earlier but not anymore."
Aryan now regrets denying his marriage, which clearly must have upset his wife, "There were some personal differences which prevented me." However he now shares details, "Alexa and I met in Mumbai at a Juhu nightclub on Halloween Night and she was leaving on the 14th and I decided it had to be done it was that day especially since our application was already filed with the registrar.
Denying my marriage the last time, wasn't a particularly proud moment for me it was typically Bollywood cowardice or bravado whichever way one looks at it." Aryan also wants to give Alexa her lawful status, "I owe her an apology for denying our marriage. I know it was wrong and I want to apologise to her for the hurt caused by my denial. It was foolish and cowardly on my part and I need to stand up for her dignity."
Alexandra Copley, an adjunct photography instructor in Columbus State Community responds to questions:
Why
keep
your
marriage
a
secret?
It
was
Aryan's
idea
not
to
tell
anyone
in
India.
I
told
my
whole
family
and
everyone
in
the
USA.
I
am
not
a
fan
of
the
traditional
idea
of
marriage.
He
and
I
are
not
traditional
people
so
we
decided
to
redefine
what
marriage
means
but
that
doesn't
mean
we
don't
love
each
other
unconditionally.
What
do
you
love
about
Aryan?
I
love
that
he
is
also
untraditional
in
his
thinking,
we
are
both
very
adventurous.
We
make
a
good
couple
because
he
and
I
understand
each
other
on
every
level
physical,
spiritual,
emotional
and
intellectual.
How
will
you
work
out
their
cultural
differences?
Aryan
will
come
to
the
USA
when
he
has
a
break.
We
Skype
each
other
and
talk
every
day
on
the
phone
more
than
once
a
day.
Love
is
unconditional
and
we
will
make
it
work
even
when
times
are
tough
like
they
are
right
now.
I
will
move
to
India
when
my
work
here
is
done
and
start
my
photography
business
there
but
he
and
I
will
eventually
settle
in
the
USA.