Trisha Krishnan Speaks Out on Why She’s Not Married to Vijay Thalapathy

Trisha Krishnan, a prominent figure in Tamil cinema, has recently found herself in the midst of controversy surrounding her personal life, overshadowing her acting career. Speculation has arisen that she may be involved in the marital issues between actor Vijay Thalapathy and his wife, Sangeetha Sornalingam, who are facing divorce after 26 years of marriage. Although Sangeetha has not directly accused anyone, online discussions suggest that Vijay’s infidelity may be linked to Trisha.

Veteran Tamil actor Bayilvan Ranganathan has weighed in on Trisha’s unmarried status, explaining that her hesitance to marry stems from her fear of divorce. According to Ranganathan, Trisha is cautious about finding a partner, preferring to wait for someone she feels truly comfortable committing to. He highlighted that the trend of quick divorces among celebrities has influenced her decision to remain single at 42 years of age.

Addressing the ongoing rumors, Trisha has expressed her contentment with her single status, stating that marriage is not a societal obligation for her. During a press conference for her film “Thug Life,” she remarked, “I don’t believe in marriage. It’s okay if it happens, and it’s okay if it doesn’t.” This sentiment echoes her previous remarks about valuing a meaningful partnership over the traditional notion of marriage, which she associates with a significant risk of separation.

In her reflections on being unmarried, Trisha introduced the concept of “single-child syndrome,” which she believes contributes to her comfort in solitude and appreciation for her personal space. She acknowledged a past engagement to entrepreneur Varun Manian in 2015, which was called off shortly thereafter. Since then, speculation about her involvement with Vijay Thalapathy has circulated, especially amidst the latest divorce news.

Vijay’s wife, Sangeetha, has filed for divorce, claiming infidelity and mental cruelty as the core reasons for her decision. The divorce petition, submitted to the Chengalpattu Family Court, alleges that she discovered evidence of Vijay’s affair in April 2021. While unnamed in the document, the rumors have frequently associated the actress involved with Vijay to be Trisha. Sangeetha has stated that despite initial assurances from Vijay to cease any extramarital involvement, he allegedly continued the relationship.

The petition also expresses Sangeetha’s feelings of emotional distance and humiliation resulting from Vijay’s actions, leading to her ultimatum for separation after years of attempting to resolve their differences amicably. Notably, their son Jason Sanjay has unfollowed Vijay on social media, further fueling speculation about family estrangement. As the legal proceedings unfold, a court notice has been issued for Vijay to appear in court by April 2026. No public statements have been released by either Vijay or his representatives regarding the ongoing divorce case.

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