'Bigg Boss 13': Akanksha Puri upset with reports of not sending clothes to Paras Chhabra, says 'have hired a stylist'

Paras Chhabra has been under the media scanner since the time he told to Salman Khan on Bigg Boss 13 that he wanted to break up with Akanksha Puri before entering the reality show. Later on, it was sad that disappointed with Paras' statements, Akanksha has broken up with him and she has also become less active on social media. In the upcoming episode of Bigg Boss 13, we will see how Paras spoke about Akanksha bearing his expenses just like how a boyfriend would spend on his girlfriend.

There have been reports making the rounds that Puri has refused to send clothes for Paras on the show. However, refuting the rumours, she told TimesofIndia.com, "I don't know why few people are blindly writing wrong news. I don't understand why they are writing rubbish without even confirming it with me. They need to understand that not watching Bigg Boss and discontinuing to do something for Paras are two different things. I have told that I don't watch Bigg Boss anymore, it doesn't mean I will start seeking revenge. I have hired a stylist for Paras, who manages and looks after his clothes. I had a meeting with her a few days ago, where we sat together and finalised all the clothes that he will be wearing on the show. From his casual attires to Weekend Ka Vaar outfits, we have zeroed in on everything. Then why is this news coming out that I am hurt with his closeness with someone inside the house and I have decided to back out? I am not that kind of person, who will back out of something like just out of anger."

Akanksha added, "I have stopped watching because that is my personal choice. I am close to his mother, I share a very close bond with her and he is the same guy with whom I have shared beautiful memories. Yes, I am hurt with Paras as he said few things on Weekend Ka Vaar in front of Salman sir and he insulted our relationship. Even the Bigg Boss team knows that I am just a call away if Paras needs any help. I just don't know where journalism is going these days. Journalists don't feel the need to contact the person about whose personal life they are writing about."