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After the demise of Sushant Singh Rajput, actor and his ex-girlfriend, Ankita Lokhande was seen fighting for his justice several times on social media. That’s not it, she even spoke about him on the different interview platforms. Amidst the tragic times, in an interview, Ankita Lokhande recently revealed how her husband Vicky Jain supported her after Sushant Singh Rajput death.

Recalling the hard time, the Pavitra Rishta actor told TOI, “Sushant and I broke up in 2016 and I started dating Vicky in 2018. Vicky knew Sushant and I got to know Vicky through our common friend Arjun Bijlani. While I knew Vicky, we were never friends, and it is only in 2018 that we grew close. One day I had called him for some work and the conversation led to discussing each other’s lives and that’s how it all began. In June 2020, Sushant passed away and people started trolling Vicky. They started saying, ‘Ankita was best for Sushant and she should always be with Sushant’.”

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Mentioning how netizens bashed him and Vicky’s supporting nature, Lokhande further added, “Social media turned abusive towards Vicky telling him to leave me because I was good for Sushant. It is not easy for a man to watch his to-be wife giving interviews on her ex-boyfriend on television and talking about her past. There were different stories emerging everyday and I was right there talking about Sushant all the time. Vicky comes from a very respectable family. I remember they called me and supported me saying, ‘Don’t worry, all will be well’”.

Ankita also revealed what he spoke to her after the Sushant Singh Rajput demise, “It was not only tough for Vicky, but my parents, too. Had it been some other guy, he would have quit, but Vicky stood there and became my strength and told me, ‘Do whatever you think is best for Sushant’ and that’s why I could do my best for Sushant”.

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