Giorgia Andriani, the Italian model and actress, has candidly discussed her breakup with Bollywood actor Arbaaz Khan.
The couple, who had been in a relationship for a significant period, decided to part ways due to what Andriani describes as fundamental differences between them.
Giorgia Andriani, known for her charming personality and striking looks, opened up about the reasons behind her split with Arbaaz Khan, shedding light on the challenges they faced as a couple. In an industry where relationships are often under public scrutiny, Andriani’s honest admission provides a glimpse into the complexities that can arise behind the glamour.
Giorgia Andriani has recently ended her enduring relationship with actor-producer Arbaaz Khan, a couple that had previously captured the public’s attention for their high-profile romance. The decision to part ways marks a significant shift in the narrative surrounding the once-inseparable pair. Andriani describes as “too many differences”. “It took us a long time to make this decision, but we eventually decided to part ways mutually,” she states, adding, “We had a distinct point of view about our future plans and lives in general.” (here)
Dismissing speculations, Andriani emphatically underscores that Arbaaz Khan’s ex-wife, Malaika Arora, played no role in the dissolution of their relationship, firmly asserting that their breakup was unrelated to any external factors. “There was no interference from her side, ever. She was not the reason behind us parting ways.” She also said- “What I value in a relationship is having similar interests, but sadly we didn’t share any mutual interests, which was not favorable for our relationship,” the 34-year-old continues, “For example, I am a whimsical person and I like to travel on a whim. If I’m free and I decide I want to go somewhere, I go. It didn’t feel right when he didn’t want the same things. Arbaaz loves to sit and watch movies and documentaries. I am very different, I can’t sit.” (here)
Although they have chosen different romantic paths, Andriani made it explicit that they continue to maintain a strong friendship, emphasizing that they are “very good friends” and have every intention of preserving that bond in the future. “After the breakup, people are bitter and they don’t have much to say to each other, but in our case, that’s not what it is. We still crack jokes, and I am still very fond of him. So yes, we are still in touch.” (here)
On the professional front, Andriani tantalizingly hints at an upcoming project in January, remaining tight-lipped about the details. She, however, disclosed that she is poised to make her debut in South Indian cinema with the film helmed by Martin.
Published by HOLR Magazine.