Yuvraj Singh once opened up about Deepika Padukone saying that they had a short-term relationship, read on
Cricketers and glam-world has been sharing a romantic relationship for long; many have even got married and are living happily. But a few affairs don't reach its finish point and get run out in-between.
Rumours, speculations and conjectures about an affair between many actresses and the 'men in blue' grab headlines and become the talk of the town. Likewise, MS Dhoni had once told he had a huge crush on Deepika Padukone and it was reported that they dated for a brief period of time, but their hush-hush affair did not last long, all thanks to his team member Yuvraj Singh.
Rumour has it that Dhoni cut off his long hair because his then-girlfriend Deepika told him to do so.
Yuvraj later entered Deepika's life, according to reports. Both met after the T20 World Cup and they clicked instantly. Both were seen in many events and secret dates but that also came to an end. Deepika did not like Yuvraj's possessive nature, according to reports.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Yuvraj had talked about his short-term relationship with Deepika, "I had just come back from South Africa and we met through common friends in Mumbai. We liked each other and wanted to know more. We didn't spend enough time with each other to know if it was going to be a long-term thing. As things turned out she moved on and so did I."
He also spoke of how Deepika moved ahead with Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor without taking his name. "Well, she was with me and now she's moved on with another person. I guess it's her personal choice. If someone wants to move out of a relationship, there isn't much that the other person can do. I'm not blaming anyone but just stating the facts," he had said.
Cut to present:
Now Deepika, Dhoni and Yuvraj are married to different partners, Ranveer Singh, Sakshi and Hazel Keech respectively. On the other hand, Ranbir Kapoor is in a serious relationship with Alia Bhatt.
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