“Rumors don’t bother me anymore,” declares Shweta Tiwari as she breaks her silence on the buzz surrounding her daughter Palak Tiwari and Ibrahim Ali Khan.
The actress opens up about navigating fame, trolling, and raising a daughter in the spotlight.
Indian actress Shweta Tiwari recently broke her silence in an interview regarding rumors about her daughter Palak Tiwari’s alleged relationship with Saif Ali Khan’s son, Ibrahim Ali Khan.
Speculations about Palak and Ibrahim’s relationship have been circulating for some time. However, this is Shweta Tiwari’s first comment on the matter.
Known for her remarkable journey in the television industry, Shweta has also faced challenges raising Palak as a single mother. From the start of her showbiz career, the actress has been subjected to rumors and trolling, which makes her fearful when her daughter becomes a target of online criticism.
In a candid conversation, Shweta addressed rumors about Palak’s dating life, saying, “I often hear claims that my daughter is dating every third person, while I’m supposedly getting married every year.”
Talking about the speculations surrounding Palak’s personal life, Shweta remarked, “These rumors no longer bother me. Over the years, I’ve realized that people’s attention spans last only four hours, after which they forget the news. So why should I worry?”
Laughing off the rumors, Shweta said, “According to these stories, I’ve already been married three times. These things don’t affect me anymore. They used to, back when social media didn’t exist and certain journalists liked to write unfavorable things about you because negative news about actresses sold well. Having survived that phase, such rumors don’t impact me now.”
Speaking about online trolling, Shweta shared, “During my time, social media wasn’t as prevalent, so I didn’t know how to deal with trolling. But my daughter has learned to handle it early on. Watching her navigate these challenges has taught me a lot.”
Shweta’s candid remarks reflect her resilience and her bond with her daughter as they continue to thrive despite the pressures of fame and public scrutiny.