Is the Bollywood Power Couple Breaking Up?

The news of the Bollywood Power Couple, Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan’s divorce are doing the rounds of social media and causing a wave of panic and concern among their fans.

According to Bollywood media sources, the news of the separation of the famous couple has been circulating in the media for some time, with suspicions that both of them will approach the court for divorce soon enough.

This news has taken root since Abhishek has been spotted without his wedding ring at many events recently. Also, don’t forget that Aishwariya had flown out with their daughter, Aaradhya for a supposed holiday instead of celebrating Diwali with the family.

Moreover, Aishwariya arrived at Manish Malhotra’s Diwali celebration sans the Bachchans adding further fuel to the fire.

A Reddit user shared Abhishek’s latest pictures at various events without him wearing the ring. Before this, the actor was always seen wearing his ring.

Since these pictures were posted, many social media users shared their thoughts in the comments, giving reasons to justify Abhishek not wearing the ring. Some have made snarky comments that Abhishek has got fat, while others are guessing that probably, it’s just a paid publicity gimmick to promote Abhishek’s upcoming movie.

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