Samantha
Ruth
Prabhu
and
Naga
Chaitanya
were
one
of
Tollywood's
most
popular
on
and
off-screen
couples.
The
star
couple
got
married
in
2017
after
dating
each
other
for
years.
However,
soon
differences
started
sweeping
into
their
paradise,
and
their
separation
was
hitting
the
headlines.
The
duo
announced
their
separation
in
2021,
and
the
news
left
their
fans
in
shock
and
dismay.
Despite
all
the
heartbreak,
Samantha
and
Naga
Chaitanya
have
moved
on
in
their
lives,
focusing
on
individual
work.
The
actress
received
severe
flak
on
social
media
soon
after
the
divorce
was
announced.
However,
this
did
not
stop
Samantha
from
reaching
new
heights
in
her
life.
She
became
a
sensation
and
established
herself
as
a
top
star
with
her
web
series
The
Family
Man
2
and
an
item
song
from
Pushpa's
O
Antava.
Samantha
recently
announced
that
she
is
suffering
from
Myositis,
an
autoimmune
disease
that
affects
muscles.
She
also
showed
up
for
the
promotion
of
her
latest
movie,
Yashoda,
where
she
spoke
at
length
about
her
health
and
shared
her
recovery
experience.
Recently,
one
of
Samantha's
admirers,
who
is
also
a
former
censor
board
member,
came
forward
and
spoke
to
media
channels
in
Hyderabad.
She
showed
her
heartfelt
concern
for
the
star.
She
said,
"I
like
Samantha,
myself.
I
love
her.
She
is
gorgeous
and
intelligent.
By
overcoming
every
obstacle
and
making
it
to
this
point,
she
established
her
reputation.
Aside
from
her
movie,
she
is
presently
battling
myositis.
Samantha,
Naga
Chaitanya's
wife,
was
the
daughter-in-law
of
Akkineni's
family.
Samantha
needs
help
during
these
difficult
times,
despite
the
fact
that
they
divorced."
Further,
asking
the
popular
Akkineni
family
to
support
Samantha
during
her
tough
times,
the
woman
added,
"I
beg
the
Akkineni
family
and
Naga
Chaitanya
to
help
Samantha
by
providing
the
moral
support
she
needs
right
now.
We
fans
are
unable
to
visit
her
at
this
time
and
provide
for
her
necessities."
Samantha's
Yashoda
is
currently
playing
at
the
threatres.
The
actress
in
the
film,
helmed
by
Hari
Harish,
plays
a
surrogate
mother
who
is
ready
to
risk
her
life
to
protect
her
child
and
unravel
the
corrupt
medical
world.
Sharing
why
she
chose
to
play
Yashoda,
the
actress
elaborated,
"When
I
heard
the
story
for
the
first
time,
it
gave
me
chills.
And
that's
why
and
when
I
knew
I
wanted
to
do
this
role.
Once
I
said
yes
to
it,
and
once
we
were
on
the
sets,
it
was
all
about
taking
it
one
day
at
a
time
and
ensuring
that
we
were
delivering
the
emotion
while
shooting
the
talkies
and
delivering
the
punches
while
shooting
action."