Divyanka Tripathi-Vivek Dahiya robbed in Europe, belongings worth Rs 10 lakhs and passports stolen

Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya's car was broken into in Florence and all their valuables stolen.

Divyanka Tripathi Vivek Dahiya get robbed in Europe (Photos: Divyanka Tripathi / Instagram)

Actors Divyanka Tripathi and her husband Vivek Dahiya were recently on a Europe vacation. Their pictures from Switzerland won many hearts on the internet, however, their stopover at Florence turned out to be an unpleasant one. As per reports, the couple was mugged in Europe. While there was no physical harm, their passports were stolen along with belongings worth Rs 10 lakhs. Talking to the Times Of India, Vivek revealed that when they went to check out a property for their stay in Florence, their car was broken into and valuable items were stolen.

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Vivek and Divyanka arrived in Florence on Wednesday and planned to stay there for a day. The duo was checking a resort property when the untoward incident occurred. Reportedly, the robbers just left some old clothes and food items. Confirming this news, Divyanka and Vivek’s spokesperson shared, “Yes, it is true. Divyanka and Vivek have been robbed of their belongings including their passport and wallet while in Florence. The couple is safe, on the whole, it surely has been a harrowing experience. We are trying to seek help from the Embassy and hope this gets expedited real soon.”

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As per the TOI report, Vivek and Divyanka sought help from the local police but in vain. Since the incident took place late in the evening, the couple could not get help from the Indian Embassy. At present, Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya are staying in a small town near Florence, and are struggling with cash and have sought assistance from the Embassy. However, Vivek told the publication that the hotel staff has been very kind and helpful towards them.

While some people called them out for not being careful, Divyanka created on Instagram and wrote, “The car was parked in a secured resort property when the break-in happened. Please do not trouble us by suggesting how the care should have been taken. The resort knew about the ‘luggage in car’ status and they were cool about it. This can happen to anyone… But I hope it doesn’t! Be of help if you can, or empathise. If that’s seemingly difficult… Please go ahead doing your business.” She also updated that a detailed report has been filed at the local police station.

Vivek and Divyanka are expected to return to India in the next few days.

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