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Vijay Breaks silence amid divorce row with wife Sangeetha, cheating allegations: 'Don’t feel sad or worried for me”
- On February 22, 2026, Sangeetha Vijay filed a divorce petition before the District Court in Chengalpattu seeking dissolution of marriage and interim residence; the next hearing is scheduled for April 20, 2026.
- The petition says Sangeetha Vijay cites infidelity and mental cruelty, alleging she found an 'adulterous relationship' in April 2021 that caused emotional distress, amid Vijay's film career and 2024 Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam entry.
- Through an Interlocutory Application, Sangeetha sought interim residence at the matrimonial home on Casuarina Drive, Neelankarai, Chennai, warning she could be denied accommodation until case disposal or an equivalent is provided.
- The court has issued a notice to Joseph Vijay Chandrasekar to appear, naming their two children, son Jason Sanjay and daughter Dhivya Sasha, as facing embarrassment and emotional hardship in this Interlocutory Application in S.M.O.P. 2026.
- The filing has pushed the issue into the public eye, thrusting Joseph Vijay Chandrasekar's nearly three decades relationship, registered in the United Kingdom in 1998 and solemnised on August 25, 1999, into focus with potential reputational and political consequences.
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Vijay Breaks silence amid divorce row with wife Sangeetha, cheating allegations: 'Don’t feel sad or worried for me”
Actor-politician Vijay addressed fans amid his divorce proceedings with wife Sangeetha Sornalingam, saying he knows many supporters are hurt but asked them not to worry.
·Mumbai, India
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Actor Vijay’s Wife Sangeeta Moves Court For Separation, Seeks Right To Stay In Chennai Home
Actor Vijay’s wife Sangeeta Sornalingam has filed a separation petition in Chengalpattu District Court and sought interim residential rights in their Chennai home during the legal proceedings.
·India
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