Gaurav Khanna and Akanksha Chamola reminded everyone that reality shows don’t always reflect real relationships. After being trolled for days for not posting pictures with her husband or showing any social media support, the duo ended all rumours with a hug and a kiss in the Bigg Boss house.
In the recent promo shared by Colors TV, we can see Khanna and his wife sharing a warm hug and kiss on The Family Week in ‘Bigg Boss.’ What exactly happened? Let us take you through.
When Akanksha was trolled for not supporting husband Gaurav
A few weeks ago, Akanksha posted pictures of herself on Instagram. Many fans took to the comments and expressed their displeasure as Akanksha did not post anything about Gaurav’s journey in 'Bigg Boss.'
Many accused her of not supporting her husband, while others even asked if she was “jealous” of him. Some fans pointed out that she hasn’t written a single post about his participation in the show. One user commented, “Is she jealous of her husband?” while another added, “Why don’t you say anything about Gaurav?”
Another netizen wrote, "Why she gives off this vulgar vibes always , it’s there in every single reel of her . Sometimes I can’t believe Gaurav is her husband ," whole Another comment read, "She don't even care that his husband is in Big boss for a long time, she is enjoying wow."
For the unversed, Akanksha Chamola is a television actress who has charmed audiences with her performances. She started her acting career with the popular show ‘Swaragini,’ where her natural style of acting earned her appreciation.
How Akanksha shut down rumours
When Akanksha walked into the ‘Bigg Boss’ house, Gaurav’s reaction said more than any public statement ever could. His face lit up, he rushed to her, and the two shared a tight, heartfelt hug that instantly shut down the rumours swirling outside. The kiss, the excitement, and the warmth between them showed exactly what their relationship has always been.
But the question is: should she have been trolled at all? In a world where reality TV demands constant theatrics, audiences often expect contestants’ families to play along.
In the end, Gaurav and Akanksha didn’t just silence the noise—they redefined what real support looks like. Quiet, steady, and deeply personal.
