'Refrain from...': Celina seeks privacy for children amid legal battles
What's the story
Actor Celina Jaitly has requested the media not to use her children's photos in any coverage of her legal cases. The request comes after she accused her husband, Austrian businessman Peter Haag, of severe verbal, emotional, physical, and financial abuse. In a note shared on Instagram, she wrote: "Dear members of the media, I humbly request you to please refrain from using my children's photographs in any news coverage regarding my legal cases."
Emotional appeal
Jaitly's emotional plea to the media
Jaitly further added, "I will be forever grateful for your sensitivity and understanding. A mother with a broken heart - Celina Jaitly." The actor earlier shared another heartfelt post on Instagram, expressing her feelings about her ongoing legal battles. She wrote, "#courage #divorce | In the middle of the strongest, most turbulent storm of my life... I never imagined I would spend it fighting alone, without any parents, without any support system."
Family background
Jaitly's personal life and legal cases
Jaitly married Haag on August 23, 2011, in a court wedding. They welcomed twin sons Winston and Viraaj in 2012, followed by another set of twin boys, Shamsher and Arthur, in 2017. Unfortunately, they lost Shamsher the same year. Separately, a few weeks ago, she reportedly approached the Delhi High Court for help regarding her brother Major (Retd) Vikrant Jaitly's alleged illegal abduction and detention in the UAE.