Karan Singh Grover confirms divorce with Jennifer Winget on Twitter

Famous Television actor Karan Singh Grover confirmed the news of his divorce from wife Jennifer Winget. Karan also informed his fans on Twitter about the break up.

Karan Singh Grover confirms the news of his divorce from wife Jennifer Winget.

Famous Television actor Karan Singh Grover confirmed the news of his divorce from wife Jennifer Winget. The actor is all set to make his Bollywood debut soon opposite Bipasha Basu in Alone.

After rumors surrounding the couple and Jennifer refuting the report as mere, Karan finally spoke about the breakup. Like Pooja Bhatt, Karan also informed his fans on Twitter about the break up.

For all those who are concerned, you might have heard that Jennifer and I have separated and will soon be getting…

— Karan Singh Grover (@Iamksgofficial) December 8, 2014

…divorced. I just wanted to confirm that it’s true. The decision has been mutually agreed upon and the reasons are too — Karan Singh Grover (@Iamksgofficial) December 8, 2014

…personal to share. What happens between only two people know..all else..merely speculations and assumptions..nothing

— Karan Singh Grover (@Iamksgofficial) December 8, 2014

…more..this much I wanted to share…thank you always for all your love… — Karan Singh Grover (@Iamksgofficial) December 8, 2014

Karan was earlier married to TV actor Shraddha Nigam but the two parted ways after 10 months of being together. The ‘Qubool Hai’ actor had married Jennifer in 2012.

Movies seem to be keeping the two really busy as Karan is shooting for ‘Alone’, whereas Jennifer Winget is also in London shooting for Kunal Kohli’s next.

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