Natasa Stankovic Reacts To Krunal Pandya’s Instagram Post About Hardik Pandya

Amid their Hardik Pandya-Natasa Stankovic Divorce Rumours, Natasa has liked a post about Hardik from his brother Krunal.

While Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic divorce rumours have been floating around for quite some time now, there has not been an official confirmation regarding the same from either the cricketer or his model-actress wife. However, even as the majority of the Indian players who were part of the T20 World Cup-winning Indian contingent got to celebrate it with their families, Natasa was missing from the celebrations.

Moreover, even when Hardik returned home and took to Instagram to share a post after his return, only his son Agastya was visible in the pictures with his wife Natasa missing from the pictures. And now Natasa has reacted to a post from Hardik's brother Krunal. The 32-year-old Serbian 'liked' the post on the photo sharing app which talked about the struggle the all-rounder had to go through over the last few months.

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 Krunal Pandya's Heartfelt Note For Brother Hardik Pandya

"It’s almost been a decade since Hardik and I started playing professional cricket. And the last few days have been like a fairy tale that we’ve dreamt off. Like every countryman I’ve lived this through our teams heroics and I couldn’t be more emotional with my brother being at the heart of it," Krunal captioned the post.

"The last six months have been the toughest for Hardik. He simply didn’t deserve what he went through, and as a brother, I felt very, very bad for him. From booing, to people saying all kinds of nasty things, at the end of the day, we all forgot that he is just a human being who also has emotions. He somehow passed through all of this with a smile, though I know how hard it was for him to put on a smile. He kept working hard and focusing on what he needed to do to get the World Cup since that was his ultimate objective," the elder of the Pandya brothers wrote.

 

"He has now played his heart out to realise India’s long standing dream - And nothing has ever meant to him more. From the age of 6 - It’s playing for the country and winning the World Cup that’s been the dream."

"I have immense respect for you, my bachhu," he writes to conclude an elaborate post.

Natasa has dropped a like on this post which has gone viral online.