Shubhangi Atre of Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai has reportedly divorced her husband, Piyush Poorey, after 19 years of marriage. In a recent interview, the actor, who plays Angoori Bhabhi on the TV show, discussed their divorce and stated that the former couple remains cordial for the sake of their daughter, Ashi, who is reportedly 18 years old.
Shubhangi Atre stated that she and Piyush have been living apart for nearly a year and that reconciliation appears unlikely. The former couple reportedly married when Shubhangi was 19 in their hometown of Indore. The actor opened up about how their separation is ‘still difficult’ as she confirmed the news in an interview.
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“It’s been nearly a year since we haven’t lived together. Piyush and I did everything we could to save our marriage. A strong marriage is built on mutual respect, companionship, trust, and friendship. “However, we realised we couldn’t resolve our differences and decided to give each other space while focusing on our individual lives and careers,” Shubhangi told The Times of India.
Shubhangi Atre, who is best known as Angoori Bhabhi from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai!, says that they tried their best but couldn’t resolve their differences. The two have been living separately for almost a year.#shubhangiatre #piyushpoorey #etimestv pic.twitter.com/U3kIC5R2b3
— ETimes TV (@ETimesTV) March 9, 2023
Shubhangi went on to say that she and her estranged husband are still friendly for the sake of their daughter. Shubhangi stated that he meets their daughter on Sundays because she does not want her daughter to be deprived of her father’s love.
Shubhangi debuted on television in 2006 with Kasautii Zindagii Kay and has since appeared in shows such as Kasturi and Chidiya Ghar. Shubhangi Atre credited her acting career to her now-ex-husband in an old interview.
“I wasn’t alone when I was taking my first steps in this industry. My husband was by my side the entire time. Furthermore, I was a mother to a two-year-old daughter named Ashi, and leaving her at home to pursue my career left me in a quandary. “The first few years of my career were full of ups and downs, but my family became my strength,” Shubhangi said in a 2019 interview.
