The relationship status of Hardik Pandya and his wife, Natasa Stankovic's has been hitting the headlines for quite some time now.

It seems tensions have cropped up in their marriage, and their recent public appearances without each other and posts align with the same notion.

Although the two of them never confirmed anything about the same, Natasha's absence at the success bash of Hardik, organised by his family, and many other cryptic posts are simply making their fans emotional.

Once again, on July 5, 2024, when Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant celebrated their sangeet ceremony, Hardik Pandya and his entire family graced the occasion. However, Natasa Stankovic gave it a miss. In a few glimpses from the same event, Hardik looked handsome in a black-hued coat with white embroidery teamed with matching-coloured pants. He was seen posing with his brother, Krunal and his wife, Pankhuri for the paps stationed outside the sangeet venue.

Now, on July 6, 2024, Natasa dropped a carousel post on her IG handle and mentioned she is living in gratitude. The first picture of her post featured her being seated inside her car while she was on her way to some unknown destination. In the next photos, she gave a sneak peek into the healthy meals she was having and more such glimpses.

Natasa also shared a lovely photo with her son, Agastya while the duo was seen decked up in astronaut costumes. The baby boy seemed to be extremely happy as he got the chance to enjoy the day with his mommy. Moreover, the doting mother was seen reportedly reading a book to her baby boy in another photo. Sharing them, Natasa wrote:

"Living in gratitude."

After Hardik's T20 World Cup win, his bhabhi, Pankhuri hosted an intimate bash to celebrate the moment of joy. But soon after Hardik posted glimpses of the celebration from his success party at his home, with his son, Agastya, Natasa dropped a cryptic post. However, she later deleted the post also. In her post, she shared a video that talked about love and respect and how love has destroyed millions of marriages, but respect has never destroyed anything.