Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic have officially confirmed their separation following weeks of speculation.
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On Thursday night, both Pandya and Stankovic released a joint statement on social media, announcing that they had “mutually decided to part ways.”
This news has surprised many, with reactions pouring in from across borders. Indian media have reported that Pandya, who boasts an impressive net worth, luxurious residences, and a collection of high-end cars, might face significant financial repercussions as a result of the divorce.
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Recent reports suggested that Stankovic could receive 70 percent of Pandya’s assets. Later, an old video of Hardik Pandya went viral, in which the famous Indian cricketer stated that he does not own any property individually in his name and that his mother co-owns all of his assets, including his cars and house.
However, it’s important to note that there is no concrete evidence supporting Stankovic’s claim to 70 percent of Pandya’s assets. As of now, Pandya, who serves as Team India’s vice-captain and is the captain of the Indian Premier League (IPL) team Mumbai Indians, has an estimated net worth of Rs 94 crore.
Pandya and Stankovic married in 2020 and have one son together.
