Hardik's Ex-Wife Natasha Stankovic Gets Shocked By Paparazzi: Uncomfortable Due To Constant Pictures, Friend Alexander Saved From Crowd

Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya's ex-wife Natasha Stankovic has been furious with the paparazzi. The incident took place on Saturday night when Natasha was spotted in Mumbai's Juhu area. Natasha was spotted with her close friend and model Alexander Alex Ilic. The paparazzi surrounded them to capture them on camera and started taking pictures continuously. Meanwhile, Natasha looked uncomfortable. She looked upset with the paparazzi constantly taking pictures and invading her privacy. Hardik tied the knot with Natasha Stankovic in May 2020. In the same year, Natasha gave birth to a son Agastya on July 30, 2020. In the year 2024, the two separated. Hardik is dating Mahika Sharma these days. On the other hand, Hardik Pandya gifted a luxury car to his son Agastya Pandya in the month of February. Photos and videos of the delivery of the car surfaced on social media. Hardik gifted his son a Land Rover Defender, which was valued at around Rs 4 crore. Sharing the pictures and videos on Land Rover Mumbai's Instagram page, the caption read, "Hardik Pandya once again chose Navneet Motors to buy his Defender. A relationship built on trust. Decision based on excellence. Deliver in Mumbai, Land Rover Defender. Presented to Agastya Pandya and Stankovic. Ready for a strong performance. In December 2025, Hardik Pandya took to social media to express his displeasure over pictures of his girlfriend Mahika Sharma. In fact, some paparazzi clicked pictures of Mahika from the wrong angle when she was descending the stairs of a restaurant in Mumbai's Bandra area. In a lengthy note on his Instagram story, Hardik said, "I understand that being a public figure means that people will be watching me and my antics will be monitored. It is a part of my work and my life, but what happened today was absolutely wrong. Mahika was coming down the stairs when some photographers clicked her photo from the wrong angle. No woman's picture should be taken like this. It was a private moment that was turned into cheap publicity."