Seema Sajdeh confirms her new relationship after her divorce from Sohail Khan

In the show’s third season, Seema Sajdeh revealed that she found love after splitting from Sohail Khan.

‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’ has its new season, Fabulous Wives vs. Bollywood Wives, released on Netflix in India. Karan Johar’s dramatic reality show highlights the lives of high-life women from Delhi and Mumbai. This season highlights the cultural, food, fashion and other differences between the two cities. In the first episode of the most recent season, Seema Sajdeh discussed her single status with the new cast member, Delhi socialite Kalyani Saha Chawla. They discussed their divorces and the impact they had on their children.

Maheep Kapoor, meanwhile, shared his thoughts on Seema Sajdeh’s life, especially her decision to move to the Lower Parel area of ​​Mumbai. Sohail Khan’s former wife also claimed to have seen a painting near the door of the building where Tiger Shroff lives, prompting the other women to prank her by asking who she would meet there.

In the most recent episode of the season, Seema Sajdeh informs her girl gang that she has moved on and is now seeing a man named Vikram Ahuja. In fact, you may be surprised to know that Seema was engaged to Vikram Ahuja before he married actor and director Sohail Khan. For those unfamiliar, Seema and Sohail eloped and got married in 1998, when they were just in their early twenties. They filed for divorce in 2022 after breaking up. They still co-parent their two children, Yohan and Nirvan.

Seema Sajdeh marked her film debut with ‘Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives’. A designer by profession, her journey through divorce, motherhood and personal development has struck a chord with the audience. Meanwhile, three new faces have joined the ranks of Bollywood women: Shalini Passi, Kalyani Saha and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, Ranbir Kapoor’s sister. Stars Bhavna Pandey, Neelam Soni, Maheep Kapoor and Seema Kiran Sajdeh were discussed by the original cast of Fabulous Life of Bollywood Lives.