Exclusive - Bigg Boss OTT 3's Payal Malik: Did not talk about Armaan's second marriage to Kritika on the show to gain any sympathy; woh ek dark phase hai

YouTuber Armaan Malik, along with his wives Payal Malik and Kritika, made their entrance into the Bigg Boss OTT Season 3 house, generating significant interest and curiosity. Known for their distinctive family dynamics and captivating social media content, the trio has remained in the limelight for their unconventional relationship. Recently, Payal Malik was evicted from the show and joined ETimes TV for an exclusive conversation, where she spoke about her unfair eviction and more.Payal denied all the allegations that she talked about her husband Armaan's second marriage to Kritika on the show to gain sympathy.
Speaking about the same, she said, "No, I did not talk about my life and Armaan’s second marriage to get any kind of sympathy. This is not the first time our story is coming on social media. We have been talking about our lives since the last four years. We have spoken about it in many interviews. I did not say anything to get sympathy. The atmosphere in the house was such that Deepak Chaurasia ji asked me about my life and I mentioned it. When I explain that phase of my life, it is a dark side and whenever I speak, I get emotional as I recall everything. It plays on my mind and haunts me, toh Mera joh emotion tha joh maine feel kiya tha Woh mere aankhon se aansu ke Zariye bahar aata hai. This doesn’t mean I’m not happy in my life at present. I have left all the things behind and moved on in life. We are leading a very happy life."
She further opened up the difficult phase and revealed why she gets emotional everytime she speaks about it, "That time was very difficult for me and when I learnt about Armaan choosing someone else over me and finding love in Kritika and getting married to her, it was very difficult for me to accept it. Whenever I recall the phase, I get emotional."
Talking about her unfair eviction, Payal said, "I would like to thank all the people who supported me. My eviction was very unfair and I feel I deserved to stay inside for a longer period. My journey in the house was very short and I could have played the game well, but I got out of the show because of the housemates. I had public support."