Natasa Stankovic Talks About Co-parenting Son With Ex-husband Hardik Pandya; Here's What She Said

Natasa Stankovic has been making headlines since her separation from Hardik Pandya. Now, Natasa has finally addressed different controversies about her. She mentioned that she is not moving to Serbia but she will be staying in India for her son's well-being.

"Hardik and I are Still Family..."

Speaking to E Times, she said, "There's a talk in the city that I'm going back. (But) How would I go back? I have a child. The child goes to school here. There is no chance... That won't happen. The child needs to be here. He belongs here. The family is here at the end of the day. We (Hardik and I) are still a family. We have a child, and the child will always make us a family at the end of the day."

"There are No Bad People..."

Talking about her life, Natasa said, "Even with whatever is going on in life, I believe that there are no bad people. It's just the souls that are lost in one way or another. I feel I didn't know my worth at a certain point in time - I would be quiet in certain situations, I wouldn't say much, I would maybe come across as - I don't care. But I've learned to love myself with Agastya by being with him."

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"Learned To Love Myself..."

Natasa shared that life as a single mother has taught her self-love and helped her recognize her own worth as she raised her son. She added, "I've learned to love myself with Agastya, by being with him. I understood that for the child to be happy, he needs me - as a mother - to be happy and mentally healthy. So, there was no way for me to fall. I just had to stand and be like - Nobody can touch me; nobody can touch him. No matter what someone says, the moment, you know your worth, you know who you are, and you know that your heart is clean, nobody can shake you. I've reached that point."

In July, Natasa confirmed her separation from Hardik. On their Instagram account, they said they have "mutually parted ways" after being together for four years. They added that it was a "tough decision" for them after they grew as a family. Hardik and Natasa tied the knot in 2020. They have a three-year-old son, Agastya.