Are Millind Gaba and Pria Beniwal Separating? What We Actually Know About the Divorce Rumours

Singer Millind Gaba and his wife Pria Beniwal have found their marriage under unexpected public scrutiny after an apparent change in their Instagram activity triggered speculation about their relationship.

Multiple publications reported on August 8 and 9 that Millind and Pria were no longer following each other on Instagram. Millind's profile had also undergone a significant clean-up, with older personal content apparently disappearing while Pria's account continued to feature photographs and videos with her husband.

Those changes have inevitably fuelled questions about whether the couple, who married in April 2022 and became parents to twins in 2025, could be going through marital trouble.

But there is an important line between social-media evidence and confirmation of a divorce.

As of the latest reliable reporting reviewed by The Celebrity Hour, neither Millind nor Pria has publicly announced a separation or divorce. No verified statement from either of them establishing that their marriage has ended was found during our research.

For now, therefore, the divorce narrative remains speculation.

What actually happened on Instagram?

The observable development behind the story is relatively straightforward.

Millind and Pria were reported to have unfollowed each other on Instagram after years of publicly sharing parts of their relationship and family life.

NDTV reported that Millind's Instagram account had also been substantially cleared, leaving only nine posts at the time of its August 9 report. Those remaining posts were connected to his then-latest song, Wishes, with Star Boy LOC and Asli Gold.

Pria's account presented a different picture.

According to the same report, photographs and videos featuring Millind remained visible on her profile. Times of India separately reported the same contrast between their accounts.

Those details are sufficient to establish that something changed in their public social-media behaviour.

They are not sufficient to establish why.

Neither unfollowing somebody nor removing Instagram posts is equivalent to announcing the end of a marriage.

Have Millind Gaba and Pria Beniwal confirmed a divorce?

No - not in any reliable public material located during this research.

That is the most important fact for an article about this story.

NDTV reported on August 9 that neither had publicly addressed the rumours. Mid-day similarly stated that neither Millind nor Pria had confirmed or addressed speculation about a split.

Even a later report published on August 12 continued to describe the divorce and separation claims as unconfirmed.

Accordingly, The Celebrity Hour should avoid headlines such as:

“Millind Gaba and Pria Beniwal to Divorce After Four Years”

or

“Millind Gaba Separates From Wife Pria Beniwal.”

Neither claim is currently supported strongly enough to be presented as fact.

The accurate story is that their Instagram activity has sparked divorce speculation.

That's a meaningful difference.

Why their Instagram activity attracted attention

The unfollowing became notable partly because Millind and Pria had previously been relatively public about important moments in their relationship.

The couple married on April 16, 2022, following a relationship that Millind had previously discussed publicly.

In an earlier interview with Mid-day, recalled in subsequent coverage, Millind said their connection began through online gaming.

He knew Pria's brother, creator Harsh Beniwal, and said he and Pria began talking after connecting through their shared interest in PUBG. Their relationship subsequently developed offline.

That history makes the current social-media distance more noticeable, but it doesn't explain it.

Without either person commenting, attempting to identify a motive would amount to speculation.

The couple welcomed twins in 2025

Another reason the story has attracted attention is the relatively recent change in their family life.

Millind and Pria announced in February 2025 that they were expecting a child. On May 30, 2025, they welcomed twins.

Their children should not become evidence in either direction about the current rumours.

Becoming parents does not prove that a marriage is either healthy or troubled, and there is no responsible basis for speculating about how any possible disagreement between the couple may affect their children.

The relevant context is simply that Millind and Pria became parents approximately a year before the current speculation emerged.

Millind’s Instagram clean-up may have another possible explanation

Millind's decision to leave only promotional material for Wishes on his Instagram account has understandably been interpreted alongside the reported unfollowing.

But the account clean-up needs to be treated carefully.

A celebrity removing or archiving older posts can have numerous explanations, including promotional rebranding or a deliberate social-media reset.

There is currently no verified statement from Millind establishing why he changed his feed.

That means it would be equally irresponsible to claim either that he removed the posts because his marriage is ending or that the entire situation is simply a publicity strategy.

Neither explanation has been established.

The correct position is less dramatic but more accurate:

his Instagram account changed, but the reason has not been publicly confirmed.

Why an Instagram unfollow isn't proof of divorce

Celebrity relationship stories frequently begin with digital clues.

A couple stops following each other.

Shared photographs disappear.

A surname changes.

Birthday posts don't appear.

A public appearance happens without the other person.

Sometimes those clues precede an eventual separation announcement.

Sometimes they don't.

The journalistic problem begins when the clue itself is reported as though it were the announcement.

In Millind and Pria's case, there is evidence supporting the social-media development and widespread reporting documenting it. There is not equivalent evidence supporting the much larger conclusion that a divorce is actually underway.

The distinction is especially important when reporting on a marriage involving children.

Until either Millind, Pria or an authorised representative provides clarity — or reliable documentary evidence establishes a legal development — their marital status should not be declared based solely on Instagram activity.

The Celebrity Hour Take

The real story here isn't necessarily a divorce.

At least, not yet.

It's how quickly a small piece of social-media evidence can transform into a much bigger celebrity narrative.

Millind Gaba and Pria Beniwal apparently unfollowing each other is a fact that can be reported.

Their marriage ending because of it is an interpretation that currently cannot.

That difference may appear minor when writing a headline, but editorially it is enormous.

Celebrity social-media accounts have effectively become public-facing communication channels. Changes to those accounts can legitimately be newsworthy when the people involved have previously shared their relationships publicly.

But Instagram isn't a divorce court.

Deleting photographs isn't a legal filing.

Unfollowing a spouse isn't a separation announcement.

The interesting detail here may actually be the contrast between their accounts: Millind substantially cleared his profile while Pria reportedly continued displaying their shared photographs.

But even that contrast gives us a question — not an answer.

Until either person decides to explain what is happening, the most responsible reporting is also the simplest:

something has changed publicly between Millind and Pria, but nobody outside their relationship currently has enough verified information to say what that change means.

Sources & Verification

This report was independently prepared by cross-checking contemporary coverage documenting Millind Gaba and Pria Beniwal's reported Instagram changes. NDTV, Times of India, Mid-day and other publications independently reported the unfollowing, while later coverage continued to state that neither had confirmed a divorce or separation. No reliable public statement from Millind or Pria confirming the end of their marriage was located during this research. Consequently, divorce is described only as speculation rather than fact.