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Did Arbaaz Khan just unfollow his ex-wife Malaika Arora on Instagram after his second marriage with Sshura Khan? Here’s what we know… | Hindi Movie News

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Jan 2, 2024

After parting ways with his first wife Malaika Arora in 2016, Arbaaz Khan recently got married again to make-up artist Sshura Khan in an intimate wedding with his family and close friends in attendance.
Arbaaz has been actively sharing posts and engaging in collaborations with Sshura. However, according to a report in News18, Arbaaz has unfollowed Malaika on Instagram. The ‘Dabangg’actor maintains a limited Instagram following, numbering only 127 accounts. Noteworthy additions to this list are his brothers, Salman Khan and Sohail Khan, along with his son Arhaan Khan.

Interestingly, Malaika, despite their history, is not among the accounts he follows. This situation mirrors a past incident in 2017 when a Mid-Day report indicated that Arbaaz had initially unfollowed Malaika following their divorce but later followed her again. However, there is no clarity on the specific timeline of Arbaaz unfollowing Malaika. Contrarily, Malaika continues to follow Arbaaz on Instagram.

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Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan entered matrimony in 1998. However, their unexpected separation was publicly disclosed in March 2016, leading to their official divorce in May 2017. Despite the end of their marital relationship, the couple remains dedicated to co-parenting their son, Arhaan Khan. Notably, Arhaan was in attendance at Arbaaz’s second wedding.
In conversation with News18 Showsha, Salim Khan, the father of Arbaaz, shared his contentment about his son’s wedding, expressing happiness for Arbaaz and offering his blessings to both the bride and groom.

Meanwhile, Malaika has expressed her inclination towards remarrying, indicating that she would be receptive to the idea if approached. The actress revealed her desire to remarry during a recent episode of Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, where she serves as a judge alongside Farah Khan. In a video snippet, Farah inquired about Malaika’s wedding plans for 2024, asking if she would transition from being a single parent cum actress to a double parent cum actress. Confused by the question, Malaika responded with, “Should I take someone in my lap again? Was this mean?” Gauahar Khan intervened, explaining, “This means, are you going to get married?” Malaika expressed her openness to marrying anyone who proposes.

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