Natasa Stankovic and Aleksandar Ilic have been making waves online after sharing photos and videos from their Goa getaway.
The two have been scorching up the internet with gorgeous photos from their holiday as they spend time at the beach and working on their tan by the pool. The actress took to her handle ton Tuesday to share a couple of photos of herself posing by the pool.Aleksandar also took to his handle to show off his ripped physique and strike a pose or two on a pool chair.
The post has sparked speculation that it might just be a subtle dig at Hardik Pandya and his rumoured romance with Jasmin Walia. Natasa, who recently separated from Hardik, has been seen spending time with the hunky fitness coach, who has been linked to actress Disha Patani.The two made waves on Monday for their poolside antics that saw Aleksandar pranking Natasa by throwing her off her float into the pool.
In a series of photos, both Natasa and Aleksandar have shared similar photos oh their handles. They even tried out the viral ‘Modern Talking Remix’ dance challenge on social media.
These posts come weeks after Hardik was linked with Jasmin after the two were spotted holidaying together in Greece, sparking romance rumours. Fans couldn’t help but compare the two situations, with some commenting online that Hardik might be keeping an eye on Natasa and Aleksandar’s interactions.
Natasa and Hardik announced their separation earlier this year. While the two have mutually decided to part ways, they have been focusing on maintaining a respectful relationship as they co-parent their son, Agastya.
Natasa Stankovic & Aleksandar Ilic Spark Dating Rumours with Fun Goa Pool Outing; Internet Reacts
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