Prince Narula just dropped a blunt Instagram story, telling the internet to back off the romance‑fiction about his so‑called bond with Karishma Talwar. He insists he’s happily married to Yuvika Chaudhary and has a daughter who shouldn’t be fed with fan‑made edits.
Karishma, who first met Prince in the heat‑soaked villa of Splitsvilla 8, resurfaced on the audition round of Roadies Rebirth, and the reunion sparked a flood of fan artwork. Those edits, which dress their past as a fairy‑tale romance, have been circulating across Instagram and Twitter since the show’s premiere on October 16.
But Prince’s tone in the story is almost conversational: "Guys, it’s a humble request. I have a wife and daughter," he wrote, adding that he doesn’t want his little one growing up surrounded by ‘meaningless edits’. He also corrected the misreading that Karishma was his ex‑girlfriend, insisting they were merely a “connection” in the villa.
The mix‑up began when Karishma quipped that Prince had left her because she’d “sold” him for Rs 599, and Prince shot back that the banter was all in good fun. The banter, amplified by Rannvijay Singha’s on‑screen tease on Roadies, fed the fan‑fiction frenzy.
What’s next? Prince’s message is a reminder that reality‑TV drama often spills into real life, and that fans should keep the two worlds separate. Meanwhile, Karishma is set to join the OG gang on Roadies Rebirth, so the spotlight stays on the show, not the myth.
In the end, the reality‑TV star who once ruled the villa is now ruling the conversation, and fans are left to decide whether to keep the romance fiction alive or respect the boundaries he’s set.