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'My Greatest Fear Is That You May Forget Your Mother's Love': Celina Jaitly Pens Heartbreaking Diwali Note For Sons Winston, Viraaj, Arthur

Actress Celina Jaitly penned an emotional note on the occasion of Diwali 2026, expressing how much she missed her three sons, Winston, Viraaj and Arthur, who are currently living in Austria with their father, Austrian hotelier Peter Haag, amid the couple's ongoing divorce and custody battle. Celina Jaitly's Emotional Diwali Note For Sons Amid Custody Battle Taking to Instagram on Sunday, November…

'My Greatest Fear Is That You May Forget Your Mother's Love': Celina Jaitly Pens Heartbreaking Diwali Note For Sons Winston, Viraaj, Arthur

Actress Celina Jaitly shared a deeply emotional note on Diwali 2026, reflecting on her absence from the festival with her three sons, Winston, Viraaj and Arthur, who are currently residing in Austria with their father, Peter Haag. The note was posted on Instagram by Celina on November 8, marking her second Diwali without her children amidst their ongoing divorce and custody battle.

Celina expressed her overwhelming sadness at the thought of her sons growing up amidst pain, feeling the necessity to take sides in the family conflict. She penned, "It breaks my heart to think of your young, innocent hearts carrying so much pain, feeling you have to take sides."

In her message, Celina conveyed her greatest fear - that her sons might forget her love and support during this tumultuous period. She wrote, "My greatest fear is that you may forget my love amid everything you are being told." Celina believed that her sons needed to know that she had no choice but to protect their future, as she had done everything she could for them.

Despite the adversities, Celina maintained gratitude towards her ex-husband, Peter Haag, for bringing their children into the world. She expressed hope that the pain and circumstances tearing their family apart wouldn't strip away the kindness and innocence in her sons' hearts. Celina emphasized that she would always be there for her children, reaffirming that she had never left them.

She stressed that nothing could ever erase the memories they shared or the love she had given them, and that she would always keep going for them.

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