Bigg Boss 17 Star Aishwarya Sharma Addresses Fake News About Her Pregnancy: “I Passed Out On Set Because…”
Let's say a NO to fake news!
By now, we all know that the public is quite interested in the lives of a celebrity. Well, at times, they also forget where to draw the line, considering the amount of fake news being spread in recent times. Ghum Hain Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein actress Aishwarya Sharma was also a victim of fake news after pregnancy spread like wildfire. This happened after the actress fainted on her show’s set, however, the Bigg Boss 17 star opened up about the rumours and stated the real reason behind the incident. Aishwarya Sharma firmly asked the media to stop spreading fake news.
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Actress Aishwarya Sharma is married to Neil Bhatt, and the couple also participated in the recent season of Bigg Boss. However, the couple had to deal with Aishwarya’s pregnancy rumours after she fainted on the set of her show. It led many people to believe that she is pregnant, however, the actress herself addressed the rumours on her personal social media handle. The Bigg Boss 17 contestant took to her social media handle to dismiss the rumours about her pregnancy. Aishwarya Sharma firmly stated that it’s the third time that she has clarified her pregnancy rumours. In her note on social media, the actress revealed that it was due to her low blood pressure that she fainted on the set and that she was not pregnant. In the end, Aishwarya Sharma also wrote that the note was especially for the media. She also bashed the media for spreading fake news about her pregnancy in one of her Instagram stories.
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Well, this is not the first time, actresses have had to take the pressure of dealing with fake news about their personal life. Recently, TMKOC star Munmun Dutta also addressed the rumours of her wedding with co-star Raj Anadkat. It’s sad that even after actresses repeatedly request people and the media to stop spreading fake news, nothing has changed.
First Published: March 20, 2024 6:09 PM
