'I'll Not Let My Kids Watch Bigg Boss Anymore': Jay Bhanushali LASHES OUT After Daughter Tara Gets Dragged Into Mahhi Vij's Game
Television actor and Mahhi Vij 's ex-husband Jay Bhanushali took to social media to speak out about how Bigg Boss 20 is affecting his children. Jay said that he has decided, as a father, that he will not let his children watch the reality show anymore. He also requested people to stop tagging him in posts related to the show, making it clear that he does not want any negativity surrounding his…
Television personality Jay Bhanushali, ex-husband of Bigg Boss 20 contestant Mahhi Vij, has expressed his displeasure over the impact the show is having on his family. In a recent post on social media, Jay announced that he will no longer allow his children to watch the reality show. He also requested that people refrain from tagging him in posts related to the program, stating that he wants to keep his family free from any negative associations.
Jay took particular offense to contestants involving his daughter Tara and Mahhi's motherhood in their disagreements within the reality show. He emphasized that while it is acceptable for participants to disagree with Mahhi's gameplay and question her decisions, it is inappropriate to bring her children into the conversation. Jay further justified his decision by revealing that he had previously refrained from commenting on contestants' gameplay and had only aimed to support Mahhi when needed.
Jay specifically mentioned instances where contestants Kanika, Love Gill, and Yung DSA had made remarks about his family. Kanika suggested that she would never want to meet Mahhi's children, while Love Gill's mother brought his daughter into the debate by questioning how she would feel if someone criticized her offspring. Jay questioned why children were being dragged into a reality show, emphasizing that raising a seven-year-old child to put someone down is "absolutely nonsense."
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