Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal has finally addressed the questions surrounding his much-talked-about divorce from Dhanashree Verma. In a recent podcast appearance, Chahal shared candid insights into the reasons behind their separation, revealing that the decision wasn’t sudden but had been in the making for a while. In his recent podcast, Yuzvendra opened up about his divorce from Dhanashree, revealing that the decision had been brewing for quite some time. He explained that the two chose to keep things private until they reached a final decision, preferring not to make their personal situation public prematurely. Chahal added that despite their differences, they continued to appear as a regular couple on social media during that phase.
Hope for reconciliation
When asked if he portrayed a picture-perfect marriage on social media in the hope that things might eventually work out, Chahal admitted that was indeed the case. He acknowledged that there was a part of him that still hoped the decision to separate could change.
When careers clash with compromise
The cricketer reflected on the reasons behind the breakdown of his marriage. Describing marriage as a “compromise,” he shared that the inability to spend quality time together contributed to the growing distance. He added that while compromise is essential from both sides, sometimes mismatched personalities and differences in nature can create friction, ultimately leading to conflict.Elaborating further, Chahal shared that both he and Dhanashree were caught up in their respective careers—his packed cricket schedule and her professional commitments left little room for personal time. He mentioned that the strain had been building over the past couple of years, gradually affecting their relationship.Opening up further about the emotional toll of his divorce, Yuzvendra shared how the constant pressure and chaos during that phase made it increasingly difficult for him to invest time and energy into the relationship. He admitted that when such issues start to arise daily, it eventually pushes a person to let go.