Amid Feud, Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Ex-Wife Aaliya Says She Has FINALLY Moved On, Asks: Don’t I Have Right To

Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Wife Aaliyah Shares Pic With Mystery Man: Nawazuddin Siddiqui and his estranged wife Aaliya grabbed headlines for their ongoing divorce. They were fighting an ugly legal battle, for their separation and custody of their kids.

Now, Aaliya has moved to Dubai with her kids, Shora and Yani, as ordered by the court. The court also directed Nawazuddin to join his family in Dubai after completing his shoots.

Amid the ongoing feud, Aaliya shared a picture with a mystery man and revealed that she has found 'someone special'.

AALIYA SHARES SHE HAS FOUND LOVE AGAIN

Nawazuddin and Aaliya are yet to get legally divorced, however, her recent Instagram posts suggest that she has already moved on in life. Aaliya shared a picture with her beau and wrote a long note asking fans if she doesn't have the right to move on. Her post also mentions that it took her 19 years to get out of the relationship that she treasured.

Aaliya's post read, "It has taken over 19 years to get out of the relationship that I treasured. But in my life, my children are my priority, they were always and will be. However, there are few relationships that are bigger than and beyond friendship, and this relationship is the same relationship and I am very happy about the same hence shared my happiness with you all. Don't I have the right to be happy?" Check out the post.

Earlier, Aaliya spoke about her divorce from Nawazuddin with Indian Express. She revealed that the court has asked them to resolve their matter mutually.

Aaliya was quoted as saying, "No, the divorce is not official yet. The court has asked us to solve our problems mutually as it is a matter of our children's lives. The court has been extremely supportive, they are doing everything to help our family. The judge has also taken a good decision where they have told our children that they can stay wherever they feel comfortable, whether it is in Dubai or in India. The court has asked to mutually resolve it."