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Rumours are swirling on social media about potential trouble between Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic. A post on Reddit has sparked speculation about the couple's relationship, which has quickly spread across Facebook and Twitter. According to the Reddit post, Natasa has not only deleted some of her old photos with Hardik on Instagram but has also removed his name from her username as well. Additionally, the post noted that Natasa has not attended any of Hardik's IPL matches this season. Although there has been no official confirmation, new rumours suggest that if Hardik and Natasa were to divorce, she would receive 70 per cent of his property.<br/>
Rumours are swirling on social media about potential trouble between Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic. A post on Reddit has sparked speculation about the couple's relationship, which has quickly spread across Facebook and Twitter. According to the Reddit post, Natasa has not only deleted some of her old photos with Hardik on Instagram but has also removed his name from her username as well. Additionally, the post noted that Natasa has not attended any of Hardik's IPL matches this season. Although there has been no official confirmation, new rumours suggest that if Hardik and Natasa were to divorce, she would receive 70 per cent of his property.<br/>
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