Vikrant Massey says staying friends with an ex is 'red flag': 'Neither Sheetal nor I are friends with our exes'
Vikrant Massey in an recent interview has opened up about his relationship with wife Sheetal Thakur , revealing what made them decide to get married. The actor shared that they realised they wanted the same things in life, which gave them the confidence to build a future together. Vikrant also spoke candidly about past relationships, saying that neither he nor Sheetal remains in touch with their former partners. Calling the idea of staying friends with an ex a "red flag," he said he believes it can complicate relationships and prefers to leave the past behind.
Vikrant Massey reveals his wife and himself are not friends with their exesSpeaking against maintaining friendships with their respective exes, in an interview with News18 Vikrant shared, “Being friends with an ex is a red flag for me. Neither Sheetal nor I are friends with our respective exes. It’s not like ki dosti nahi karni hai but just by virtue of us being the way we are, we aren’t friends with our exes."
Vikrant further stated that he and Sheetal are open about their relationship because they were both sure about what they wanted from life and from their relationship. He said, “
. I feel that people who don’t want to label their relationships or hide them are shady. If you’ve spent a considerable time together, maybe four to five years, and you aren’t wanting to share it with the world that includes your friends and family, that’s kind of shady."
Vikrant Massey reveals his wife and himself are not friends with their exesSpeaking against maintaining friendships with their respective exes, in an interview with News18 Vikrant shared, “Being friends with an ex is a red flag for me. Neither Sheetal nor I are friends with our respective exes. It’s not like ki dosti nahi karni hai but just by virtue of us being the way we are, we aren’t friends with our exes."
Vikrant further stated that he and Sheetal are open about their relationship because they were both sure about what they wanted from life and from their relationship. He said, “
. I feel that people who don’t want to label their relationships or hide them are shady. If you’ve spent a considerable time together, maybe four to five years, and you aren’t wanting to share it with the world that includes your friends and family, that’s kind of shady."
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