After addressing rumours about her strained relationship with sister-in-law Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Shrima Rai shared a note on Instagram about the importance of self-worth.
Check out her post here:
The note read, “I respect my value and honor my worth. I will never settle for anything less than I deserve. I am deserving of love, respect and all the goodness life has to offer.”
It further read, “I am always in a state of growth. All of the things that I am currently experiencing are taking me to the next level of my life. By respecting myself, I naturally attract experiences and relationships that reflect my true value and uplift my spirit. Nothing is impossible when I am rooted in love.”
Shrima Rai recently addressed the rumours about her relationship with Aishwarya. Responding to a comment from a user, she clarified that she intentionally avoids posting about Aishwarya or her niece
Aaradhya. She emphasized that she wants people to see her for who she truly is.
Shrima earlier received criticism online after posting a picture of flowers sent by Shweta Bachchan and her husband Nikhil Nanda. The flowers were a birthday gift, but some viewers linked the post to rumors about Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan‘s divorce. In response, Shrima clarified on Instagram that the flowers were for her November birthday and that she never intended to create drama or use anyone’s name for attention.
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