‘I just wanted to … ‘: Yuzvendra Chahal explains viral ‘be your own sugar daddy’ tee during Dhanashree Verma divorce saga | Cricket News

Yuzvendra Chahal explains viral ‘be your own sugar daddy’ tee

Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal has lastly addressed the story behind his viral “be your own sugar daddy” T-shirt, worn during his divorce from social media influencer and choreographer Dhanashree Verma. In a candid look on Raj Shamani’s podcast, Chahal spoke brazenly concerning the emotional toll the separation took on him and the quiet power it required to preserve composure publicly. “I didn’t want to create drama, I just wanted to send a message, and I did,” Chahal stated, referring to the now-notorious T-shirt that sparked hypothesis on-line.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Chahal and Dhanashree have been granted a mutual divorce by the Bandra Family Court on March 20 earlier this 12 months. When requested why he felt the necessity to ship that message in any respect, the Indian leg-spinner revealed that one thing triggered him emotionally. “Because something had happened from the other side. Initially, I wasn’t planning to do anything, but when that happened, I thought, to hell with everything, I don’t care about anyone anymore. So I wore it. I didn’t abuse anyone, didn’t say anything; I just wanted to give that message,” he stated.

Chahal additionally shared that the divorce was not a sudden occasion however slightly a gradual and personal resolution. “It was going on for a long while,” he stated. “We decided we do not want to show the people… until we reach the point of the end, we are not going to say anything. Yes, I was faking it.” He pointed to profession pressures and differing targets as main causes for the rift. “A relationship is like a compromise. Two ambitious people can stay together, but everyone has their own lives, their own goals.” Addressing on-line rumours, Chahal stated, “People labelled me as a cheater. I have never cheated. You won’t get a more loyal person than me… I know how to respect women.”