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Bigg Boss 20: Manoj Tiwari's daughter breaks down recalling parents' divorce

Rhiti Tiwari, currently a contestant on Bigg Boss 20, discussed her parents' impactful divorce and custody battle. She shared that her parents separated when she was eight years old, and she missed spending time with her father. Rhiti recalled how her father, Manoj Tiwari, fought for her custody and how emotional their meetings were. She noted her happiness for her father's second marriage to…

Bigg Boss 20: Manoj Tiwari's daughter breaks down recalling parents' divorce

In an emotional interview during the Bigg Boss 20 show, Manoj Tiwari's daughter, Rhiti, opened up about growing up with her parents. At just eight years old, Rhiti revealed that her parents had "technically" separated, with their divorce becoming official when she was nine years old. The young girl choked back tears as she recalled her father's struggle to secure custody during their separation, stating, "Yes, he did fight for me."

Rhiti explained that her father's persistent hope for their reunion weighed heavily on their relationship. Whenever they met, they were both reduced to tears, with Rhiti admitting, "We couldn't do much." The emotional toll of the situation was palpable as she reflected on her attempts to bond with her father during their meetings, even teaching him English.

Reflecting on her friendship with Surbhi Tiwari, who entered Manoj's life after the divorce, Rhiti expressed genuine happiness for her parents' new relationship. She shared, "When Surbhi came into their life, no one was happier for them than me." Rhiti's feelings for both her parents were complex, as she admitted, "I love my mother very much, but she's my father too." The interview provided a deeply personal glimpse into Rhiti's childhood and the challenges her family faced.

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