Seema Sajdeh Confirms Dating Her Former Fiance Vikram Ahuja After Ending Her 24-Year-Long Marriage

The well-known reality show Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives, airs on the OTT service Netflix on October 18. This season reveals the glamorous and often chaotic lives of Bollywood wives, including Seema Sajdeh, Maheep Kapoor, Bhavana Pandey, and Neelam Kothari. The addition of new cast members from Delhi, including Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, Shalini Passi, and Kalyani Saha Chawla, brings even more excitement and drama to the show. Seema Sajdeh has revealed in this third season that she has discovered love following her divorce.

Seema Sajdeh confirms dating her former fiance Vikram Ahuja

In one episode, Seema Sajdeh speaks with her elder son, Nirvaan, about her relationship and inquires if he is okay with her moving on.

For unversed, Seema Sajdeh had once been engaged to Vikram Ahuja before marrying the Bollywood star. Renowned fashion designer Seema tied the knot to Sohail Khan in 1998. After 24 years of marriage, the couple officially filed for divorce in 2022, though they had been living apart for some time before that. Despite the separation, They continue to co-parent their two sons, Yohan and Nirvaan.

Following her divorce, Seema began dating her ex-fiancé again. By the season finale, she formally introduces her new partner, Vikram Ahuja, to her friends on the show.

The show also features other surprising moments, as Neelam Kothari shares her own experiences regarding her previous divorce.

Neelam Kothari opens up about divorce disclosed with daughter

In one of the episodes, Neelam, who is currently married to actor Samir Soni, opened up about her divorce from Rishi Sethia for the first time. While chatting with Ektaa Kapoor, she shared a heartbreaking moment when her daughter, Ahana, discovered the news online.

Zakham actress recounted, “returning home from work to find Ahana unusually quiet. Typically, the house buzzed with her daughter and her friends’ lively energy, but this time, there was a heavy silence.” Neelam Kothari’s daughter Ahana approached her, asking, “Mama, you never told me you were divorced.” Neelam said that she felt utterly stunned, struggling to find the right words. She replied, “First of all, how do you know?” Ahana explained, “Well, you’re a celebrity, and my friends and I were Googling you. The first thing that popped up was that you were divorced. You were married.” Neelam reflected that she wished her daughter had learned this differently.