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These days Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley is fighting a legal battle for divorce and custody of children. She had claimed that her husband had hidden the children at a secret place, so that she could not meet them. Some time ago, the actress was seen crying bitterly at the grave of her late son. Now he has shared an old video with the children and written that trauma has taken away everything from them.
Celina Jaitley shared an old video of herself having fun with children on her official Instagram account and wrote, ‘People call me strong, but the truth is that pain and trauma never made me strong. They broke me again and again, so many times that one day I had no choice but to learn to put myself back together. And every time I think that I have regained my composure, an old wound starts festering again.
He further wrote, ‘The past moments suddenly return. The heart is again filled with the same pain, as if it is about to break again. Then I stop. I move away from the noise. I distance myself from my pain for a few moments, not to run away, but to protect myself.
‘I gather my shattered pieces again, take a deep breath, and start trying to heal myself once again. People often say, “Your pain became your strength.” I just smile, because the truth is completely different. Trauma didn’t make me stronger. He broke me, took away so much of me from me. Gave such wounds which are not visible to anyone. And I had to mourn those versions of myself that would never fully return.
At the end of the emotional post, Celina has written, ‘If people praise my strength today, it is not the result of pain. That strength is my own. Every time, after every breakdown, it was my decision to pick myself up again. It was my decision to stand before every darkness that wanted to destroy me.
‘Maybe the strongest people are not those who never break. The strongest are those who, despite falling apart, decide to pull themselves together, hold on and live again and again.’
Know what is the whole controversy of Celina Jaitley
- Celina Jaitley married Peter Haag in 2010.
- She gave birth to twins in 2012. After 5 years, they again had twins, one of whom, Shamsher (Haag), died due to hypoplastic heart condition.
- Currently, Celina has three children, Winston, Viraj and Arthur.
- In September 2025, Celina had alleged that on the pretext of a gift for her 15th wedding anniversary, she was taken to the post office and given a divorce notice.
- After this, Celina returned to Mumbai and filed a case against Peter in Andheri court in November 2025 last year.
- In the petition, Celina had alleged that her husband stopped her from working, weakened her financially and pressurized her to get the house in Mumbai in his name.
- She said that all this happened at a time when she was going through depression after the death of her newborn child and parents.
- The actress also accused her husband of emotional, physical, sexual, verbal and financial abuse.
- She claimed that she was forced to leave her home in Austria and return to India and has since not been allowed to meet her children.
Celina reached the grave of her late son
Celina, who went to Austria for the divorce hearing in May, wept bitterly when she visited the grave of her late son Shamsher (Haag). She shared the video on social media and wrote, ‘I had no other way but to show the world my pain as a mother, so I had to share this heart-breaking video. I was in Austria for my divorce hearing. Despite the promise given in the Austrian court, my children, who were taken to a secret place, were not brought back home.
Now Celina has demanded Rs 50 crore as compensation. Mumbai Police has registered a case under several sections of the Indian Code of Justice (BNS), 2023. Police say that Peter is not cooperating in the investigation, hence a lookout circular has been issued against him so that he can be kept under control.
Currently, Celina is trying to get back the custody of her children by fighting a legal battle in India. She also alleged that her husband instigated her children against Hindu religion and prevented them from meeting them.
