Divyanka
Tripathi
and
Vivek
Dahiya
are
one
of
the
adorable
couples
in
the
television
industry.
The
duo,
lovingly
called
as
DiVek,
frequently
shared
cute
pictures
from
their
romantic
getaway.
Of
late,
there
have
been
rumours
of
the
actress
cheating
on
her
husband,
which
surprised
everyone.
The
actress
has
broken
her
silence
about
the
same
and
slammed
the
YouTube
channel
that
is
spreading
the
fake
news.
She
revealed
how
a
'pseudo
newsgroup'
judged
her
for
hugging
her
friend,
who
is
like
a
brother
to
her.
The
actress
called
such
newsgroup
which
is
spreading
rumours
as
'mushroom-like
newsgroups'.
The
actress
was
quoted
by
Bollywood
Bubble
as
saying,
"One
of
my
friends,
who
is
very
dear
to
me
like
a
brother,
recently
on
his
birthday
hugged
me.
He
was
really
pampering
me
because
he
is
like
a
brother
to
me
and
said
'Divyanka
you
know,
I
am
very
happy
that
you
are
here
today'
we
spoke
a
lot.
These
pseudo
newsgroups
who
are
just
starting
out
on
YouTube
like
mushrooms.
Those
mushroom-like
newsgroups
published
the
news
that
Divyanka
is
having
an
affair
behind
Vivek's
back.
This
is
how
actors
get
work,
see
what
he
did
with
Divyanka.
What
the
hell!
First
of
all,
we
don't
live
in
that
era,
where
a
girl
has
to
stay
under
a
veil
and
no
one
can
touch
her."
Divyanka
said
that
she
was
told
that
she
was
the
one
in
sarees
and
how
can
she
wear
small
clothes.
She
revealed
how
some
of
them
judged
her
for
wearing
shorter
clothes
and
having
male
friends
and
even
messaged
her
sister
to
teach
her
something.
The
actress
added
that
she
knows
her
values
and
no
one
needs
to
tell
her
sister
about
who
is
hugging
her!
The
Yeh
Hai
Mohabbatein
actress
concluded
by
saying,
"Hello,
I
know
about
my
values.
No
one
needs
to
come
and
tell
my
sister
who
is
hugging
me.
My
sister
has
given
me
very
good
values.
And
the
comments,
the
comments
on
youtube,
you
read.
Which
regressive
era
are
you
living
in,
a
girl
knows
about
her
right
and
wrong.
Even
if
she
is
cheating
on
her
husband,
this
is
her
own
life.
This
is
between
me
and
my
husband,
who
are
you
to
create
rumours
about
it.
But
people
don't
know
to
not
cross
that
thin
line."
(sic)