YouTuber Gaurav Taneja, popularly known as Flying Beast, has responded to rumours suggesting infidelity and trouble in his marriage with wife Ritu Rathee. Speculation about their relationship issues arose after fans spotted Ritu Rathee at the 'Bhajan Marg' event by Premanand Maharaj, where she expressed concerns about cheating and child custody.
On Saturday, the YouTuber took to Instagram to address the rumours for the first time.
Gaurav Taneja's old vlog about extra marital affair goes viral
Amid the ongoing speculation around Gaurav and Ritu's troubled marriage, an old video of the popular YouTuber is going viral on social media. In the video, Gaurav Taneja, popularly known as Flying Beast, can be seen talking about how a man gets into an extra marital affair on being neglected by his wife after the birth of a child.
In the video, Gaurav says, "Most of the extra marital affairs, 80-82% extra marital affairs happen after having a baby." He also goes on to say that one should consider that the child is the man's as well and he should give time to his wife and family.
Meanwhile, in another video, his wife Ritu Rathee can be seen complaining how she feels neglected as Gaurav doesn't have time for her. She goes on to say that she feels bad when her newly married friends go out and attend functions with their friends while she has to go alone because Gaurav doesn't have time. She ends the video by saying that every relationship requires equal efforts.
Gaurav Taneja's post on cheating allegations
Gaurav aka Flying Beast took to his Instagram handle on Saturday and shared a length post on cheating allegations by his wife. He shared a note written in Devanagari, which read: "Joi Joi mohe pyaar kare, soi mohe have," roughly translating to, "Those who love me, I love them back."
“I will remain quiet for my kids and the mother of my child. Ready to live with all the negativity and hate for my entire life. Please don’t expect any public explanation. Please stop making assumptions. Men are made villains very fast. We don’t cry, we talk less, and express less. Some of us are hardwired like that,” he wrote in the caption.