Sohail Khan Drops PICS With Ex-Wife Seema Sajdeh, Sons Nirvan And Yohan From London Vacay
Salman Khan's brother Sohail Khan recently enjoyed a fun-filled vacation with his ex-wife Seema Sajdeh and their two sons Yohan and Nirvan. Despite their divorce, Sohail and Seema often come together for family occasions, and continue to co-parent their children. Sohail has now shared pictures from the holiday, giving fans a sneak-peek into their precious family moments!
On Tuesday, Sohail Khan took to his Instagram to share a series of pictures from their London vacation. In the first photo, he poses for a selfie with Seema, Nirvan, and Yohan, with the River Thames beautifully visible in the background. Another picture captures Sohail and his younger son Yohan enjoying ice cream together. The family is also seen posing in a rickshaw in one of the photos. Other images show them taking in the stunning views of the city from the London Eye. Sharing the photos, Sohail simply wrote, '#Londondiares #familia," in the caption. Check out the post below!
Meanwhile, last night, Sohail, Seema and their sons were spotted at the Mumbai Airport as they returned from their vacation. In the video shared by the paparazzi, Seema looked stylish in her black-on-black tracksuit featuring a white skeleton print. Meanwhile, Sohail aced his casual avatar. The actor wore a beige T-shirt paired with light blue loose jeans and added a touch of style with a cap.
Seema Sajdeh and Sohail Khan eloped and got married in 1998. However, after 24 years of marriage, their relationship hit rock bottom, and after living separately for some time, they officially got divorced in 2022. Both have since remained dedicated to co-parenting, focusing on their children's well-being above all else.
Seema has publicly emphasized the importance of putting their kids first and ensuring they do right by them. Seema, who appeared on the reality show Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, is now reportedly in a relationship with her ex-fiancé, Vikram Ahuja.
On the professional front, Sohail Khan was last seen in the Telugu film Arjun: Son of Vyjayanthi and also made a special appearance in Salman Khan's Bollywood film Dabangg 3.
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