Arjun Bijlani on divorce rumours with wife Neha Swami...

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Updated At : 05:46 AM Aug 30, 2025 IST

Arjun Bijlani

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TV actor and host Arjun Bijlani opened up about his emotional and cryptic Instagram post earlier this week, which led to widespread speculation of his divorce from his wife, Neha Swami.

Arjun admitted that his emotional video on Instagram, where he spoke about tough decisions and taking a new, different path in life, was nothing more than promotional content to create hype for his upcoming reality show Rise and Fall. However, this promotional tactic backfired for the actor when his fans started speculating about his divorce from his wife, Neha Swami.

“I thought the speculation would be for a show only. I never expected people to think that there’s a divorce going on. So, that was a little too much,” said Arjun.

The show is set to premiere exclusively at Amazon MX Player from September 6.

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