Samantha Ruth Prabhu ties the knot with 'The Family Man' director Raj Nidimoru, source says 'The wedding happened at the...'

For over a year, the relationship rumours of The Family Man director Raj Nidimoru and Samantha Ruth Prabhu have been doing the rounds. They have never confirmed being together but have been spotted together multiple times. A report by Hindustan Times now says they have got married.

Source spills the beans

The wedding happened at the Ling Bhairavi Temple inside Isha Yoga Centre early morning. It was an intimate affair with only 30 people in attendance.

The filmmaker's ex-wife has shared a cryptic post on social media that reads- “Desperate people do desperate things,” from author Michael Brooks.

There was another cryptic post she shared that read- “Through the bond of past debts (runānubandha), one becomes connected with pets, spouse, children, and home. When those karmic debts are exhausted, those relationships come to an end, and with them, the associated joys and sorrows cease.”

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Samantha Ruth Prabhu on public scrutiny

The actress recently opened up about the challenges of living under constant public gaze, saying her personal struggles have often been scrutinised but she continues to embrace vulnerability and views authenticity as a process of growth and learning.

Speaking at the NDTV World Summit, the “ _The Family Man_” actor said her journey has unfolded in full public view, from her separation with ex-husband Naga Chaitanya to her struggle with Myositis, a rare autoimmune condition.

“Anyone who has followed any little part of my journey is very well aware of all the personal struggles — the separation, my illness — everything has been very, very public. It comes with a lot of repercussions, a lot of trolling, a lot of judgment, and you’re constantly judged for being open and vulnerable,” she said.