Yuzvendra Chahal and RJ Mahvash fuel dating rumours after being spotted together holidaying in London
The rumour mill is buzzing once again, and at the centre of it are cricketer
Yuzvendra Chahal
and content creator RJ Mahvash. Despite repeatedly calling each other 'just friends,' the duo has sparked fresh dating speculation after being spotted together in London.
Matching Posts and Viral Video
The buzz intensified after Yuzvendra and RJ shared photos from London featuring nearly identical backdrops. Soon after, a video surfaced showing the two walking together on the streets of the city, captured by travel blogger @travelshotsbyanna. In the clip, they're seen side by side, relaxed and visibly enjoying each other's company—only adding fuel to the ongoing speculation about their relationship.
Watch the video here:
Playful Instagram Banter
Earlier in the day, Mahvash shared a playful Instagram story featuring Chahal.
'Finally had a shoot with bina fake accent wale Hindustani chehre in UK," she wrote, poking fun in her signature witty style. She also recounted a light moment from the shoot: 'A random boy literally came to Yuzi and asked, 'What's your skincare routine haahnn?' Yuzi wahan beith ke sharma raha hai usse." Her post sparked laughter — and more speculation.
Chahal's Hint on
Kapil Sharma
's Show
Adding to the speculation, the cricketer seemed to drop a telling hint about his relationship status during a recent episode of The Great Indian Kapil Show.
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While chatting with Rishabh Pant and Gautam Gambhir, comedian Kiku Sharda brought up the mystery girl everyone's been curious about. Chahal, with a knowing smile, replied, 'India jaan chuka hai, 4 mahine pehle' — a remark that many fans interpreted as a not-so-subtle confirmation that RJ Mahvash is indeed the one.
Growing speculations
Speculation about the duo gained momentum soon after reports of Chahal's marriage with choreographer Dhanashree Verma hitting a rough patch.
Since then, Mahvash has been a regular at IPL 2025 matches, cheering for Chahal's team, Punjab Kings. Her presence wasn't limited to the stands — insiders say she spent time with the team off-field as well and grew close to the players' families, hinting at a bond deeper than just friendship.
Meanwhile, Yuzvendra and Dhanashree Verma officially finalized their divorce on March 20 this year. Since then, rumours about Chahal's increasing closeness to RJ Mahvash have only intensified, with fans closely tracking their public appearances and online hints.
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