Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein Actress Dia Mirza Seeing Vaibhav Rekhi? (Pic credit – Dia Mirza/ Instagram )
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Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein actress Dia Mirza seems to have found love once again now. The actress was earlier married to filmmaker Sahil Sangha on October 18, 2014. However, she ended the five-years marriage and a relationship of 11-years with him last year.
Reportedly, Dia Mirza and her estranged husband Sahil Sangha were the co-owners of the production company, Born Free Entertainment. However, after their split, the duo also announced to part ways mutually and had released a joint statement of the same.
According to SpotboyE.com, the actress has found the love of her life in Bandra-Based businessman and investor, Vaibhav Rekhi. Reports also state that both have been spending some quality time at his luxurious apartment in Pali Hill. It seems lockdown turned out to be a boon for their blossoming relationship. The businessman Vaibhav Rekhi was previously married to yoga instructor Sunaina Rekhi and together they have a daughter.
Like several other Bollywood celebrities, Dia Mirza has been staying connected with her fans via social media throughout the lockdown period. She has been updating fans with pictures and videos as to how she spends her quarantine break.
Earlier, the actress also spoke about her separation with her estranged husband Sahil Sangha during an interview with the Mumbai Mirror. She said, “Now every time people write about me, they mention I’m separated. I want to ask them to move on. My privilege as a celebrity doesn’t disallow me pain. I derived strength from my parents’ separation 34 years ago. I told myself that if I could handle it at four-and-a-half, there’s no reason why, at 37, I wouldn’t be able to. Men and women hesitate to take certain decisions because they’re afraid, you have to find the courage to believe that this too shall pass.”
If the reports are true and Dia Mirza has found love again, we couldn’t be happier for her. What do you think? Let us know in the comments.
