After knowing Alok Mittal's and Atul Subhash's case, this truth is striking me again and again- A happy married life is a blessing in today's time and age. To have a partner who understands you ...

Originally from Uttar Pradesh, Subhash had been involved in a bitter divorce and custody battle with his wife, Nikita Singhania, whom he married in 2019. The couple, who had a four-year-old son ...

Let’s say Anna was married for 15 years and never remarried after her divorce. Now that she’s retired, she’s collecting her Social Security retirement benefit based on her own earnings record.

Emem did not see that coming. The Married at First Sight cast member’s marriage to Ikechi has been rocky for weeks, but she was still left stunned when her husband showed up unexpectedly at the ...

You typically must be married for at least one year before you become eligible for spousal Social Security benefits. The Social Security Administration usually pays you the larger of your own ...

Some local governments have even handed out cash incentives for young couples to get married. Since 2022, China’s Family Planning Association has launched programs to create a “new-era ...

But when she insisted on marriage, Mahesh kept delaying it. Fearing legal action, Mahesh married her on July 16 last year. Later, he allegedly demanded Rs 10 lakh and a car as dowry.

Naga Chaitanya, the popular Telugu actor recently shared insights about his life after marrying fellow actor Sobhita ...

The judges spoke to the child via video link before ruling on the matter. Atul Subhash and Nikita Singhania married in 2019 and welcomed their son in 2020. However, following an altercation in ...

Tollywood actor Naga Chaitanya talked about his marriage to actress Sobhita Dhulipala at the trailer launch of 'Thandel' in Visakhapatnam. He mentioned his home is now influenced by her Vizag roots.

1.MARRIED FOR MONEY: "I met my now-wife seven years ago. I made a decision to continue dating someone I wasn't in love with that was a 'safe' bet to not get hurt and to 'marry up' economically ...