Amid ongoing divorce proceedings, Aarti Ravi, the estranged wife of actor Ravi Mohan, shared cryptic messages on Instagram following his recent visit to the Tirupati temple with his ‘companion,’ singer Keneeshaa Francis. The public appearances of Ravi and Keneeshaa, including photos and videos from their temple visit, quickly went viral, sparking a flurry of attention on social media.
Aarti, who has been outspoken during the couple's contentious divorce, took to Instagram shortly after the images surfaced. One of her posts read, "You can't fool God. You might fool others. You might even fool yourself. But you can't fool God." This cryptic note seemed to reflect her frustration and emotions as she navigates the public fallout of her personal life.
The Tirupati visit occurred ahead of Ravi Mohan’s grand production house launch, which is set to take place on Tuesday in Chennai. While Ravi and Keneeshaa's outing was widely covered, Aarti's subsequent posts revealed a deeper layer of her distress, as she also shared another Instagram story advising, “The best parenting advice I ever got? Always choose your children, those innocent souls deserve all the love and your time. Protect your child’s peace at all costs.”
Ravi and Aarti, parents to two sons Aarav and Ayaan have been embroiled in a bitter divorce battle, which has seen both parties make serious allegations in public. Aarti has claimed that Ravi failed to fulfill his responsibilities as a father, while Ravi has also made his stance clear in public statements. In one such release, he referred to Keneeshaa as his 'companion,' further fueling speculation about their relationship.
Amid the emotional and public discord, the court had to intervene and order both parties to refrain from making further public statements regarding their marital issues. While Aarti lives with their sons, Ravi now resides with Keneeshaa. This ongoing drama highlights the personal and public turmoil that many celebrities face during highly publicized divorces, with social media often becoming the stage for such emotional exchanges. Aarti’s cryptic posts are a reminder of the emotional toll such public matters can take, especially when children and personal beliefs are involved.
