Arbaaz Khan himself told the truth of his wife Malaika, asked for such a huge amount to leave the chase

There are many such stars in Bollywood whose marriage lasted for a long time. At the same time, there are some couples whose marriage did not last long. One such pair is Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan. Both the big stars of Bollywood could not last their marriage for long. Due to which they decided to separate.

Significantly, if a couple wants to separate from each other, then the husband has to pay a hefty amount to his wife. You must be thinking that what is the big deal in this especially for Arbaaz, because he is not short of money at all. But here Arbaaz had to pay crores of rupees, not small but for his separation from his wife Malaika. By the way, the pair of Malaika Arora and Arbaaz Khan used to be a very good pair of Bollywood. Fans also liked the pair of both very much. The couple had decided to part ways in 2017 after dating for 19 years. During which Arbaaz had to pay a hefty amount.

This was disclosed by Arbaaz himself during an interview. In which the actor told that he tried to save this marriage for so many years, but perhaps Malaika did not like it. She wanted to separate. He further told that he had to pay crores of rupees to separate from Malaika.

The video of his interview is going viral on social media. In which they are seen talking about their relationship. Along with this, he has also talked about the reason for separating from Malaika Arora and the huge amount paid for the separation. It is worth noting that after the divorce, this matter reached the court. The actor also told what happened during that time. He told that Malaika Arora had asked for a huge amount as compensation to end the relationship through the court, which the actor had to pay.

Let us tell you that actor Arbaaz Khan and actress Malaika Arora were married in the year 1998. The two also have a 15-year-old son. According to the information, Malaika had raised the issue of son’s upbringing in the court. On which the court had ordered Arbaaz to pay the price, saying his demand was justified.