Bigg Boss OTT 3: When Payal Accused Armaan Malik Of Raping Their House-Help & He Threatened To Commit Suicide

Trigger Warning: This article includes references to rape and suicide

Armaan Malik Controversy: Just a week into the recently launched Bigg Boss OTT 3, hosted by Anil Kapoor, viewers have already experienced major twists and turns. From heated confrontations among contestants to shifting dynamics, the show has provided a roller coaster ride of entertainment.

YOUTUBER ARMAAN MALIK GRABBING EYEBALLS IN BIGG BOSS OTT 3

The discussions surrounding the contestants have centered heavily on YouTuber Armaan Malik and his unconventional family dynamics involving two wives, Payal Malik and Kritika Malik. Their polygamous marriage has sparked significant curiosity and debate.

Armaan has been embroiled in various controversies, including a notable incident a few years ago when he threatened suicide after facing accusations of raping his house help.

ALL ABOUT ARMAAN MALIK HOUSE-HELP RAPE CONTROVERSY

According to a report in India Today, Armaan had checked into a hotel with his second wife, Kritika Malik. The two had a heated argument, leading Armaan to climb to the terrace of the six-story building. Payal soon arrived at the scene, but Armaan threatened to jump off the building. A crowd gathered, and the police were called.

As Armaan continued to threaten to jump, the police negotiated with him, eventually calming him down. He demanded that the charges against him be dropped. After being brought down, Armaan was interrogated and claimed that his wife Payal, along with his sisters Nisha and Sangeeta, had made his life unbearable. He also insisted that Payal's accusation of him raping the house help was false.

Armaan entered the Bigg Boss OTT 3 house with both his wives, Payal and Kritika. Recently, Payal got eliminated from the controversial reality show.

Disclaimer: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, assault, or abuse, please seek help immediately. Reach out to a mental health specialist, contact a local NGO, or speak to someone you trust. Numerous helplines are available to provide support.