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'What people say...': RJ Mahvash shares cryptic Instagram story

The Times of IndiaSaturday, May 31, 2025 at 7:24:15 AM
'What people say...': RJ Mahvash shares cryptic Instagram story
RJ Mahvash, a radio jockey recently rumored to be involved with cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, stirred up fresh speculation after attending an IPL match in Punjab Kings' colors—Chahal's ex-wife's team. She posted a cryptic Instagram story seemingly addressing the dating rumors, then disabled comments, adding fuel to the gossip. Both Mahvash and Chahal have repeatedly denied being more than friends, but the public’s curiosity isn’t fading anytime soon.
Editor’s Note: Celebrity relationships always grab attention, especially when there’s drama involved. With Chahal’s recent divorce and Mahvash’s vague posts, fans are reading between the lines—even if there’s nothing confirmed. It’s a classic case of social media fueling speculation, showing how public figures navigate privacy (or lack thereof) in the spotlight.
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