Natasa Stankovic To Leave India Permanently With Son Amid Divorce Rumours With Hardik Pandya? Here's The Truth

Natasa Stankovic-Hardik Pandya Divorce: Natasa Stankovic and Hardik Pandya remained the centre of the headline for quite some time now after their divorce rumours went rife. After that, Natasa's absence in the IPL and T20 World Cup spoke volumes. Now, amid all these, Natasa's video leaving Mumbai with son went viral.

Natasa Stankovic Leaves Mumbai With Son Amid Divorce Rumours With Hardik Pandya

A video went viral on early Wednesday morning where Natasa Stankovic could be seen gathering her luggages before jetting off. Natasa, who could be seen wearing a pair of black trousers and a white tshirt and a grey jacket teaming them up with a sling bag and a pair of spectacles. Her son Agastya was seen with his nanny as they made their way to enter the airport premises. The video was seen with a caption, 'Natasa and Agastya, Hardik Pandya's son and wife jet-setting. Btw have you guys noticed Natasa's phone wallpaper. It's Agastya.'

How Internet Reacted To The Video

After the video went viral, one wrote, 'Maybe she's leaving India permanently, look at the luggage,' another wrote, 'She's not wife, she's 70% shareholder', one user commented, 'Have you guys really parted ways?'

Did Natasa Stankovic Really Leave India With Son?

Well, speculations suggest that Natasa went for a yearly visit to her home country, Serbia. Earlier, Natasa shared a post on Instagram with a caption, "It's that time of the year" with a plane and house emoji, which signifies that the beauty left the country only for a while.

More About Natasa Stankovic And Hardik Pandya

For the unversed, Natasa Stankovic was making headlines after it was reported by some media portals that she claimed 70% of Hardik Pandya's property in alimony.

Hardik and Natasa got married in July, 2020 during lockdown after Hardik proposed to Natasa in Dubai. The couple welcomed their son, Agastya, on July 30. Later in 2023, they remarried themselves in Udaipur in a Christian and Hindu ceremony.