After 18 Years Of Marriage, Fardeen Khan And Natasha Madhvani Are Getting Divorced: Reports

While Natasha is residing in London with her children, Fardeen is currently living in Mumbai with his mother.

Fardeen Khan will return to the big screen with the horror movie 'Visfot'.

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New Delhi: Actor Fardeen Khan and his wife Natasha Madhvani have reportedly "decided to part ways amicably." The couple got married in 2005 and has two kids. They had been living apart for more than a year, according to a report in Times Of India. 

A source close to them revealed to the portal, “It’s been over a year since the two have been living separately. Issues started cropping up between the two. When they were unable to cope with the circumstances, they decided to go separate ways for the betterment of each other.”

While Natasha is residing in London with her children, Fardeen is currently living in Mumbai with his mother. She is the daughter of veteran actor Mumtaz. The couple has two children: a son named Azarius Fardeen Khan was born in 2017 and a daughter named Diani Isabella Khan was born in 2013.

After spending quite a bit of time away from Bollywood, Fardeen is now again making headlines often with comeback rumours. In an earlier interview with Bollywood Hungama, he talked openly about taking a break from the film industry. “After my father passed, I needed some time off. I went through a tough time. I had a little bit of a health scare myself in 2009, just a few months after my father passed. Then we were very keen to have a family, Natasha and me. We had challenges in having children, so we had to go the IVF route. We had a bad experience with doctors here in Mumbai. Natasha really suffered because IVF is not easy. It’s very hard on your body and on your health,” he said. 

According to reports, Fardeen will return to the big screen with the horror movie 'Visfot'. Riteish Deshmukh, Krystle D'Souza, and Priya Bapat would also appear in the movie. Reportedly he will also appear in 'No Entry', the sequel to his 2005 hit.