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Amid domestic violence feud with wife, Honey Singh set to release a new album!

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Updated At : 01:40 PM Aug 31, 2021 IST

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Honey Singh, who has been making headlines for his troubled married life, is set to launch his next album, Kanta Laga, very soon.

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The rapper took to his social media on Sunday and unveiled the first look poster of the song. The poster features Honey Singh alongside Neha Kakkar and Tony Kakkar. Singh uploaded the poster with the announcement that the song’s teaser will be released on September 2.

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Sharing the poster, he wrote, “Here’s the first look of most anticipated song #KantaLaga.”

Meanwhile, on personal front, Shalini Talwar, the wife of YoYo Honey Singh had recently filed a domestic abuse lawsuit against him in the Tis Hazari courts. Later on, Honey Singh gave a media statement on his Instagram which read, “I am deeply pained and distressed by the false and malicious allegations levied against me and my family by my companion/wife of 20 years, Shalini Talwar. The allegations are severely odious.”

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