Rakhi relocated to Dubai in November of last year and recently returned to India for a court hearing related to her ongoing legal battle with her ex-husband, Adil Khan Durrani. We've heard that the judge denied the actress's attorneys' request for a bail plea due to her health. Adil is overjoyed.

While speaking with a few reporters in Mumbai on Tuesday, Ritesh said that a few people are troubling Rakhi and threatening to kill her. Ritesh stated he knew who these people were, but he wouldn't reveal their identities, claiming he wouldn't do so until he had all the necessary proof.

The actress had a successful surgery to remove a tumour from her uterus. Her ex-husband Ritesh confirmed saying, “The doctor showed me the tumor, and it was about the size of a palm.”

After a few tests, doctors found a tumor in Rakhi's uterus, according to an exclusive health update that her ex-husband, Ritesh Raj Singh, shared with the popular news portal. Rakhi Sawant has now provided a new health update via a video clip, revealing that she will be having surgery on Saturday.

Rakhi is now being taken for surgery and in a recent viral video, her ex-husband Ritesh has shared an update about her being taken to the operation theatre

Rakhi has now opened up about her condition saying, “I will be fine very soon, I am facing health issues. I've a 10 cm tumor and will be undergoing surgery on Saturday.”

Rakhi’s ex-husband Ritesh Singh has now given a health update about the Main Hoon Na actress

Rakhi and Adil's marriage has always been in the limelight for all the wrong reasons, now the two are separated.

As the second season of her podcast Kisine Bataya Nahi: The Motherhood Journey came to an end, Rubina Dilaik said goodbye with a powerful episode that included none other than the talented actress Shilpa Saklani. Shilpa shared some frank insights about her experience becoming a mother, and every mother can relate with what she said.

The internet sensation is seen in a number of photos that have become popular on social media, showing her laying on a hospital bed with an IV cannula in her left hand. A nurse takes her blood pressure and clips a pulse oximeter onto her right hand's fingertip.