The decision to end a marriage may have already been made, but the legal paperwork is still waiting. Akanksha Chamola has now revealed why she and Gaurav Khanna have not signed their divorce documents yet.
The actress clarified that their separation was not a sudden decision made after her appearance on Lock Upp 2. She says the couple had already been working through the decision much earlier.
Akanksha Chamola Says Divorce Decision Was Made Much Before Lock Upp 2
Akanksha Chamola recently opened up about the current status of her relationship with Gaurav Khanna. She made it clear that the divorce is happening, but the formal signing of the documents is still pending.
According to Akanksha, conflicting professional schedules have made it difficult for both of them to sit down together and complete the paperwork. With both actors having their own work commitments, finding a mutually convenient time has apparently become the biggest hurdle.
Why Akanksha Chamola And Gaurav Khanna Took So Long To Decide
Akanksha also explained that ending their marriage was not an overnight decision. The couple took around 18 months to understand whether their relationship could continue before reaching the conclusion that marriage was no longer the right path for them.
The actress had first spoken publicly about their separation during the premiere of Lock Upp 2, where she revealed that the couple had been living separately. The revelation triggered considerable discussion around their relationship and divorce status.
Divorce Papers Are Pending, But The Decision Is Clear
The latest clarification is important because being separated and being legally divorced are not the same thing. Akanksha’s comments indicate that while the couple has decided to part ways, the formal legal process has not yet been completed.
Gaurav Khanna had also previously clarified that the two were still legally married, reinforcing that the divorce had not been finalized at that point.
For Akanksha Chamola and Gaurav Khanna, the relationship chapter may have reached its personal conclusion, but the final legal formalities are still waiting to be completed.