Amish Tripathi Second Marriage: Celebrity writer Amish Tripathi has mentioned about his second marriage on Twitter. Soon Amish is going to get engaged for the second time. Know who is his fiancee.
Amish Tripathi: Amish Tripathi, the famous writer of the film world and author of mythology, is now going to get married for the second time soon. Amish Tripathi has announced the engagement on Twitter. Amish is going to get engaged to Shivani who lives in London. Both had met in London only. Earlier Amish had married Preeti Vyas. Preeti is the President and CEO of Amar Chitra Katha, a publisher of iconic comic books, apart from National Geographic India. However, in the year 2020, Amish and Preeti were divorced and both were separated.
Amish Tripathi is going for second marriage
Amish has written a two-page note while sharing it on Twitter. In which it is written- ‘I have been given a second chance – better than my expectations’ He further wrote, ‘We have started to love each other and we are engaged’ although Amish did not reveal much about his fiancee Is. Tripathi has written in the tweet that both of them met in London and from there their love blossomed. Now Amish Tripathi and Shivani have decided to get engaged. He has written- ‘Thanks to Lord Shiva for son Neil and fiancee Shivani. I always thank Lord Shiva’s blessings for my career. After a long time, I thank Lord Shiva for his blessings in my personal life as well.
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— Amish Tripathi (@authoramish) January 18, 2023
Amish Tripathi is in discussions about ‘War of Lanka’
Let us tell you that in the year 2019, Amish filed for divorce from Preeti Vyas and decided to end their 20-year-long marriage. Amish Tripathi published his first novel ‘The Immortals of Meluha’ in 2010. It was the first novel of the Shiva Trilogy. The second Nobel of this series was ‘The Secret of the Nagas’ which came in the year 2011 and the third was ‘The Oath of the Vayuputra’. Amish Tripathi has recently been in discussion about the next book of his Ramchandra series ‘War of Lanka’.