Armaan Malik, along with his wives Payal Malik and Kritika Malik, created quite a buzz when they entered the Bigg Boss OTT 3 house as contestants. Recently, Payal Malik was evicted from the show, sparking conversations about their personal lives. In a recent interview with News18, Payal shared her thoughts on polygamy and reflected on her own journey.
Payal addressed the negative comments and trolling she has faced since entering the show. She expressed that despite the criticisms, she no longer lets the trolling affect her. She shared that her personal experiences have been challenging, and she has had to overcome various obstacles to accept her current situation. She emphasized that she does not support polygamy and believes that it is not acceptable for anyone to marry multiple times.
The interview also delved into how Payal reconciled with her circumstances and accepted her relationship with Armaan Malik. She acknowledged that initially, it was a difficult process, but with time, she was able to find peace and love in her situation. Payal expressed that she has no feelings of jealousy or insecurity regarding Armaan and Kritika being in the Bigg Boss house and wishes them success in the game.
Furthermore, Payal clarified that despite being in a polygamous relationship, she does not endorse it. She shared the challenges she faced when Armaan married Kritika and the emotional turmoil she went through during that period. Payal highlighted that while they were able to navigate their situation, she does not advocate for others to follow the same path.
In another segment, Payal debunked rumors of her eviction being related to the backlash around promoting polygamy on the show. She asserted that she believes her elimination was not based on that factor and attributed it to other reasons.
As the drama unfolds in the Bigg Boss OTT 3 house, the show continues to captivate audiences with its unique dynamics and diverse cast of contestants. Payal Malik’s journey on the reality show has sparked debates and discussions about relationships, acceptance, and personal choices.
