The buzz that erupted from a handful of 3‑minute Instagram clips has now blown up into a full‑blown breakup, and the drama isn’t just for the Bigg Boss fan club.
Ekam Bawa, who has been calling himself a Punjabi singer and a former boyfriend‑in‑law, posted a video that reads like a confessional: “Bhai ye hoti hai social media ka power. 3-4 videos kya dale sab kuch hi hil gya.” He added that after the settlement talks, he feels “totally mentally free” and that he has no ties left with Rani or the Tiwari clan.
But the split isn’t the only thing that’s been spilling out. Earlier this week, Ekam dropped a scathing rant about the Tiwari family’s wealth, pointing out that they own handbags worth ₹4‑5 lakh and maintain Range Rovers costing ₹2.5‑3 lakh each. He threw in a jab at the monthly allowance that Rhiti supposedly receives—just ₹20,000 to ₹25,000, a figure he calls a slap in the face compared to the family’s luxury assets.
Rhiti Tiwari, the Bigg Boss 20 contestant who has been in the media spotlight for her own reasons, hasn’t yet commented on the new allegations. Her father, Manoj Tiwari, remains silent, letting the drama play out on social networks while his daughter’s fans wait for a response.
The fallout is a reminder that reality‑TV fame often spills into personal life, and the internet can turn every clip into headline fodder. With the split officially confirmed, Rani Tiwari is now the one left to deal with the fallout—no more “step‑father” drama, but still a public figure under scrutiny.
So what’s next? Fans will be watching closely to see if Rani issues a statement, if Ekam takes a break from music to regroup, and whether Rhiti’s Bigg Boss journey takes an unexpected detour amid this personal saga.