Khushboo Sundar Speaks Out on Vijay-Trisha Affair Rumours, Calls the Buzz Unnecessary

Rumours surrounding actors Vijay and Trisha Krishnan have recently dominated social media, but actor-politician Khushboo Sundar believes the issue is being exaggerated. Responding to the speculation, she questioned why people were making “a big deal” out of the situation and stressed that the actors’ personal lives should not be sensationalised.

The rumours began circulating after Vijay and Trisha were seen attending a wedding reception together in Chennai. Their appearance quickly went viral online, leading to widespread speculation about a possible relationship between the two stars.

Addressing the controversy, Khushboo said there was no reason for the public to turn the situation into a major talking point. According to her, people often rush to create narratives around celebrities’ private lives, even when there is no confirmed information. She maintained that the matter is personal and should not become a subject of public scrutiny.

Khushboo also noted that the rumours are unlikely to impact Vijay’s popularity or career. The actor, who is preparing to enter active politics through his party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, continues to enjoy strong support from fans despite the ongoing speculation.

Vijay and Trisha have been one of the most popular on-screen pairs in Tamil cinema for years. The duo first gained massive success with the 2004 blockbuster Ghilli and went on to collaborate in films such as Thirupaachi, Aathi, and Kuruvi. After a long gap, they reunited on screen in Leo, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj.

In recent weeks, however, their names have repeatedly trended online amid speculation about Vijay’s personal life and his reported divorce proceedings. Despite the intense chatter on social media, neither Vijay nor Trisha has publicly addressed the alleged affair rumours.

Khushboo’s remarks highlight a broader conversation about celebrity privacy and the tendency for personal matters to become viral talking points. By questioning the public’s reaction, she urged people to avoid amplifying unverified speculation about the lives of actors.