Netizens Call Namita Thapar's Claim UNBELIEVABLE As She Says Maid Stole Phone To Share Hate Post Against Her

Popular show Shark Tank's judge, businesswoman Namita Thapar, is grabbing much attention for her stint with the second season of the show. As the entrepreneur makes her way to the audience's hearts, she recently talked about the price she has to pay for being a popular face. Thapar's Instagram bio was recently changed to "shi**y mother, shi**er wife."

Later, a photo of her was uploaded on IG Stories, with the caption: "This is Namita's son. I just want the world to know that the person you see on TV is not who you think she is. Unfollow her as soon as possible. Will explain why in the due course of time." Reacting to the now deleted post, that showed Namita at her home, the TV personality shared that she fell prey to her househelp's toxicity and accused her of stealing her phone.

Alleging that her "educated" househelp, after hacking her phone, put a hateful post against her on her social media account. On Saturday, Namita on her Twitter handle apologized to her followers for the demeaning social media posts and wrote, "This is what hate does to this world, makes people toxic. An educated house help who was removed stole my phone & put a hateful post on me on social media. Price of being a public figure! Apologies!"

Meanwhile, netizens seem to disagree with Namita and have reacted to her tweet. One of her followers wrote, "If it was a post by a house help, why is she apologizing? And more importantly, who is she apologizing to." Another wrote, "Password bhi educated house help me break kar diye hoge." One comment read, "Nice!! Shift the blame on a poor house help .. I know it's hard to accept, that your son has spoken out the truth."

Another person commented, "I don't think it is done by any house help... no one will believe this script." The fifth person commented, "That educated house help knew the password to your phone..... lmao good try , better luck next time," while another one wrote, "Sorry, Not my expertise so I wont be able to help you, so I am out.!!" "There is always 2 sides to the coin," said another user.

Shark Tank India is adapted from the popular show of the same name, Shark Tank USA. Namita Thapar is the executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals and is one of the judges on Shark Tank India. The other six sharks on season 2 of the show are Anupam Mittal (founder-CEO of Shaadi.com), Aman Gupta (co-founder-CMO of boAt), Vineeta Singh (co-founder-CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics), Peyush Bansal (founder-CEO of Lenskart.com), and Amit Jain (co-founder-CEO of CarDekho Group and InsuranceDekho.com).