Arjun Rampal Discusses Co-Parenting and His Daughters' Relationship with Fiancée
December 15, 2025 - 18:18
Arjun Rampal recently opened up about the journey of co-parenting his daughters, Mahikaa and Myra, with his ex-wife, Mehr Jesia. The actor emphasized that this experience has been a significant learning curve for him. He highlighted the importance of maintaining a harmonious environment for the girls, ensuring that they feel loved and supported by both parents.
Rampal also spoke fondly of the bond his daughters share with his fiancée, Gabriella Demetriades. He expressed his joy in witnessing their relationship grow, noting that Gabriella has been a positive influence in their lives. The actor believes that fostering a strong connection between his daughters and Demetriades is crucial for their emotional well-being.
In his reflections, Rampal acknowledged the challenges that come with co-parenting but emphasized the rewards of seeing his children thrive in a nurturing environment. He remains committed to ensuring that Mahikaa and Myra have a fulfilling and balanced upbringing, surrounded by love and support from both their parents and Gabriella.
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