Natasa Stankovic has stirred curiosity on social media with a cryptic video shared just hours after her husband, Hardik Pandya, returned to Mumbai from Barbados. Pandya, along with the Indian cricket team, recently celebrated their T20 World Cup victory, and while photos and videos of their return continue to flood timelines, Stankovic’s latest post has sparked widespread speculation.
In the video, Natasa is seen getting ready while she shares a heartfelt prayer: “God, fix me when I’m the problem and protect me when I’m not.” This cryptic message left many followers puzzled, with some questioning the motive behind the video and others wondering about her silence regarding Hardik’s recent win.
Adding to the intrigue, Natasa shared another video earlier in the day where she read a verse from the Bible. In the clip, she spoke about feeling “lost” and finding solace in her faith. “I got super excited to read something that I really needed to hear today and that’s why I brought the Bible with me in the car because I wanted to read it to you all… it says: It is the Lord who goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you; do not fear or be dismayed. Whenever we’re going through a certain situation we become discouraged, disappointed, sad and often lost, but God is with you. He is not surprised to what you’re going through right now because he already has a plan,” she shared.
Rumors of tension in Natasa and Hardik’s marriage have been circulating for months. The couple, who tied the knot in May 2020 during the coronavirus-induced lockdown, are parents to a three-year-old son, Agastya Pandya. Speculations about their separation gained traction after fans noticed that Natasa had removed the ‘Pandya’ surname from her Instagram handle.
A source recently told Bombay Times, “Tension has been brewing in their marriage for the past six months. The couple is likely to head for a separation. However, the stories around the alimony percentage are speculative and exaggerated. Also, news about this being a PR campaign is untrue.” These claims have yet to be officially confirmed by either party.
