When Arbaaz Khan should have been on cloud nine with Dabangg bagging Best Film at National Awards, trouble with his wife Malaika Arora Khan has left him gloomy. Apparently, the matter is so severe that the Munni babe has moved out of his house.
After an awful scuffle with her husband, Malaika has shifted to her mom's place, reportedly.
Buzz doing the round has suggested Salman Khan's role behind the split. Salman doesn't approve of Malaika's lifestyle and apparently both of them don't invite each other at their respective events.
However, Arbaaz has denied these reports.
"I don't understand where all this news comes from. Everything is well between me and my wife. This is just a ridiculous rumour. We are like any other healthy couple and people should just be concerned about what we do professionally and not interfere in our personal lives. I and Malaika are very much together. There is no such situation between us that would cause her to move out. Kindly ignore this gossip," Arbaaz told the The Times Of India.
The Dabangg producer is very disturbed due to these speculations.
"I just hope these gossip mongers rest in peace. Why don't they understand that rumours about such personal and critical issues are very disturbing for an individual and his family," stated Arbaaz.
"What happens in my private life is not for public consumption. It's sad how we (celebs) are subjected to give a clarification about our personal lives and the integrity of our relationship every time. And if ever we try not to react or comment; it still puts a question mark on us," he added.
"I just hope these gossip mongers rest in peace. Why don't they understand that rumours about such personal and critical issues are very disturbing for an individual and his family," stated Arbaaz.
"What happens in my private life is not for public consumption. It's sad how we (celebs) are subjected to give a clarification about our personal lives and the integrity of our relationship every time. And if ever we try not to react or comment; it still puts a question mark on us," he added.