How to mend a broken heart

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Updated At : 02:39 PM Jul 12, 2021 IST

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Break-ups can be tough. Ileana D’Cruz was in a relationship with Andrew Kneebone until the two parted ways and Ileana’s break-up story had become the talk of the town. Now, the actress during a recent media interaction revealed her experience with heartbreak and shared ways to deal with a break-up. To quote Ileana, “There are so many ways to deal with it. I mean, have a nice bunch of girlfriends. You have a good support system.”The actress adds, “Cake always helps. Don’t judge yourself if you want to sit on the couch in your underwear eating cake. It makes you feel very good. And working out. Surprisingly. You feel so much better.” On love, Ileana says, “Love is like coming home.”

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