'I Believe the Right Connection Happens Naturally': Natasa Stankovic on Finding Love Post-Divorce

Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic divorced in July 2024 and are co-parent their son, Agastya. Following the divorce, Hardik was rumoured to be dating Ananya Pandey, and Natasa was linked to Aleksander, but both connections proved false. Recently, Natasa revealed about the difficult year and weather she is open to find love again.

In an interview with Bombay Times she said, "Last year was quite challenging, and I am grateful for it. We grow wiser while going through challenges, and I just love it. I had many experiences, so I believe that we mature with experiences, not with age."

She also spoke about finding love again and said, "As I look to the year ahead, I am definitely open to new experiences, opportunities, and maybe love. I am not averse to it—I want to embrace whatever life brings my way. I believe that the right connection happens naturally when the time is right. I value meaningful relationships, the ones that are built on trust and understanding. I think love should complement my journey, not define it."

Meanwhile, Hardik is also rumoured to be dating UK singer Jasmin Walia. She was seen cheering for the cricketer and Team India in Dubai during the Champions Trophy match. The two first sparked dating rumours in August last year when eagle-eyed Reddit users noticed that Jasmin and Hardik had separately posted pictures from the same location in Greece. However, neither of them has confirmed the rumours.

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Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic, who married in 2020, announced their separation in July of last year after months of speculation. In a statement, Pandya cited mutual parting as the best course after four years together, emphasizing the difficulty of the decision despite the joy and respect they shared. They pledged to co-parent their son, Agastya, ensuring his happiness, and requested privacy during this sensitive time.