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Hardik Pandya's Reunion With Son Agastya For First Time Since Divorce With Natasa - WATCH

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Hardik Pandya's Reunion With Son Agastya [X.com]

In a touching moment that melted hearts, Indian star cricketer Hardik Pandya was reunited with his son, Agastya, for the first time since his split from Natasa Stankovic. This reunion comes after a tough few months for Hardik, who has been adjusting to life as a co-parent following their divorce.

Hardik and Natasa tied the knot in 2020 and even renewed their vows in 2023. However, they announced their separation in July 2024, and Agastya had gone to Serbia with his mother. Earlier this month, Natasa dropped Agastya off at Hardik’s house in Mumbai, but he was away on a holiday and missed the chance to see his son then. When they finally met, it was clear how much they both missed each other.

A video that quickly went viral on social media showed Hardik beaming with joy as he hugged his son, Agastya. The happiness on his face was undeniable as he played with Agastya and his nephew in the clip.

Insider Reveals Natasa Stankovic And Hardik Pandya's Divorce Reason

The decision for Hardik and Natasa to part ways was difficult. Reports suggest that their differing personalities contributed to the split. Natasa found it hard to keep up with Hardik’s outgoing nature, leading her to realize they were growing apart. Both parents are now focused on co-parenting Agastya, making sure his happiness comes first.

"Natasa found Hardik’s flamboyance overwhelming. She tried to adapt, but it became exhausting. The differences in their personalities were too vast, and over time, it became clear that they were growing apart," a source close to the couple told Time Now.

While Hardik is adjusting to his new life, he’s also looking forward to returning to action. The star all-rounder is reportedly planning to participate in the Ranji Trophy for Baroda, marking his return to red-ball cricket for the first time since 2018.

Having played a key role in the T20 World Cup-winning team in 2024, he’s eager to get back on the field. Pandya will be seen in action in the upcoming T20I series against Bangladesh, which starts on October 6.