Charu Asopa on divorce with Rajeev Sen: ‘Don’t want daughter to see us share a relationship where we both are not happy’

Ahead of her final divorce hearing, Charu Asopa spoke about how she has found a way to co-parent daughter Ziana along with estranged husband Rajeev Sen.

Rajeev Sen and Charu Asopa recently celebrated their birthday together. (Photo: Instagram/rajeevsen9)

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Actor-couple Charu Asopa and Rajeev Sen’s divorce has been making headlines for a while now. As per reports, the estranged couple’s final divorce hearing is scheduled today, June 8. Ahead of the same, Charu spoke about how she has found a way to co-parent their daughter Ziana. She also added that she doesn’t want her daughter to grow up amid an unhappy relationship between her parents.

“Ziana is Rajeev and my responsibility and she is our child. Rajeev can meet her whenever he wants. I always say that he’s always welcome to spend time with her,” she told ETimes. The actor added that she is okay to send their daughter off to spend time with her father but staying together is an issue.

Charu Asopa also spoke about how she wants their daughter to see her parents respecting each other. “I feel it is better this way that we both are co-parenting Ziana. I want her daughter to see us both respecting and behaving well towards each other. I don’t want Ziana to see Rajiv and me sharing a relationship where we both are not happy and it becomes toxic for her as well.”

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Recently, Rajeev Sen had also uploaded a video on his YouTube channel sharing that the separation is for the betterment of Charu, him and their daughter. “You guys know that June 8 is coming, and on that day there will be a second and final hearing in the court. I have always had a positive outlook when it comes to life in general. Whatever is about to happen, it is for the good of me, my daughter and Charu. What will happen on June 8, are we going ahead (with the divorce), you will get to know anyways. But all I can say is whatever happens, happens for the best,” he shared in his vlog.

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