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Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic divorce made headlines last year when the latter kept dropping hints about marital life hitting a rough patch. While fans thought they would soon dismiss the divorce buzz, Natasa and Hardik announced their breakup, at a time when Hardik was going through a professional low in his cricket career. After this, Natasa went through a lot of public name-calling. Now, as she is back to work, netizens trolled her for bringing her four-year-old son, Agastya, to a fashion show.
When Natasa Stankovic walked the ramp at a fashion show with her four-year-old son, Agastya, she was mocked. Agastya was seated in the front row, oblivious, watching the models in expensive clothes pass by him in a video that went viral. Aleksander Alex, Natasa’s best friend, was also seated behind him, looking after the young youngster. He even gave him a head kiss at one point.
Netizens criticized Natasa’s parenting as soon as the video went public because she let her kid, Agastya, attend a fashion show. “Why bring kids to such events?” one user wrote. Only because her mom is acting immorally? The child is unaware of ki ho kya raha hai. Someone else remarked, “As much as I support Natasa, the fashion show is not age-appropriate for her son.”Where am I? must be the son’s question. What am I seeing? Why just old men and adults? Why no kids? Why are individuals wearing such dresses and moving back and forth? He doesn’t seem to enjoy being here.
Natasa previously discussed her divorce from Hardik in an interview with The Times of India. She said that although last year was difficult for her, she is thankful for it. “The actress-model said.
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“I am thankful for the tough year that was last year. I adore it when we learn from our mistakes and become wiser. I think that experience, not age, is what makes us mature because I have had a lot of experiences, both good and unpleasant. I am absolutely open to new experiences, chances, and possibly even love as I look to the upcoming year. I have nothing against falling in love.
