NEW DELHI: India cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal on Thursday finally broke his silence on the rumours about his separation with wife
Dhanashree Verma
.
Chahal took to social media to express his displeasure saying these speculations have caused immense pain to him and his family.
"I am grateful to all my fans for their unwavering love and support without which, I wouldn't have come this far. But this journey is far from OVER!!! As there are still many incredible OVERS left to deliver for my country, my team, and for my fans!!! While I am proud to be a sportsman, I am also a Son, a Brother, and a Friend. I understand the curiosity surrounding recent events, particularly about my personal life. However, I have noticed certain social media posts speculating on matters that may or may not be true,"
Chahal
wrote on Instagram story.
"As a Son, a Brother and a Friend, I humbly request everyone not to indulge in these speculations, as they have caused immense pain to me and my family. My family values have taught me to always wish well for all, strive to achieve success through dedication and hard work, instead of taking shortcuts, and I remain committed to these values. With Divine Blessings, I shall forever strive to seek your love & support and not sympathy. Love all," he added.
Chahal's version comes a day after his social media influencer wife Dhanashree hit out at 'faceless' trolls for spreading fake news.
"The past few days have been incredibly tough for my family and me. What's truly upsetting is the baseless writing, devoid of fact checking, and the character assassination of my reputation by faceless trolls spreading hate.
"I've worked hard for years to build my name and integrity. My silence is not a sign of weakness; but of strength. While negativity spreads easily online, it takes courage and compassion to uplift others.
"I choose to focus on my truth and move forward, holding onto my values. The truth stands tall without the need for justification," Dhanashree said in an Instagram post.
Chahal last featured for India against West Indies in Lauderhill in August 2023.
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