Badshah and Pakistani actor Hania Aamir have been making waves with their rumoured connection. Recently, Hania sparked even more buzz by attending one of Badshah’s concerts and sharing a fun clip from the event on her Instagram Stories, fueling the speculation even further!
Now in a recent chat at Sahitya AajTak 2024, Badshah cleared the air about his rumoured relationship with Hania Aamir. He firmly denied the speculation, describing her as a “very good friend” and emphasizing the “great connection” they share.
The rapper explained that his relationship with Hania is purely platonic, describing her as a close friend with whom he shares a strong bond. He emphasized that they enjoy each other’s company whenever they meet, and clarified that both are happy in their respective lives. He pointed out that while their connection is genuine, people often misinterpret it based on their own assumptions.
Badshah and Hania frequently post pictures and videos on Instagram whenever they meet, particularly during their time together in Dubai.
In the new video shared by Hania, she and Badshah bowed at each other as he folded his hands. Then Hania gave a shout-out to the rapper, after which he was seen giving her a hug. “That’s my beautiful friend! He’s an absolute rockstar! Hero hai (He is a hero) @badboyshah.” Re-sharing it on his Instagram Stories, Badshah wrote, “Sabko pata hai rockstar kaun hai (you) (Everyone knows who is the rockstar) (folded hands emoji),” she wrote in the caption.
Badshah, whose real name is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, was married to Jasmine Masih in 2012, but they separated in 2020. They have a daughter, Jessemy Grace Masih Singh, born in January 2017. He was also rumored to be dating Mrunal Thakur, but he denied the speculation.
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