Singer Kenishaa Francis took to Instagram to respond to rumors linking her to Tamil actor Jayam Ravi and his separation from wife Aarti. In her Instagram Story, Kenishaa shared a video of Jayam Ravi addressing the allegations. She expressed her frustration, stating, "To all you beautiful people asking me horrible questions without decency and respect—here’s your answer. I hope this calms your heart and mind now."

Jayam Ravi also confronted these rumors during the teaser launch of his upcoming film 'Brother,' where he firmly denied any romantic involvement with Kenishaa. He expressed disappointment that his name and reputation were being dragged through the mud. "I won't allow my name and fame to be damaged so easily," he asserted, making it clear that the speculations were baseless.

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Regarding his separation from Aarti, Ravi clarified that the divorce notice was only sent after thorough discussions between both families, countering Aarti’s claims of being unaware of the proceedings. "I spoke to her father through my lawyer before the notice was sent, and our parents had already discussed the matter," Ravi explained.

He also addressed a recent incident where his car was seen in another town during his son Aarav’s birthday, stating, "I can take my car wherever I want. It's my hard-earned money." Ravi emphasized that these personal choices had nothing to do with the rumors about his relationship with Kenishaa.

On his professional relationship with Kenishaa, Ravi clarified that he knew her only as a singer and licensed psychologist. "We were planning to open a spiritual center together," he said, while expressing confusion over the rumors that have emerged. He added, "I have all the evidence and am ready to present it in court. The truth will come out through the legal process."

Jayam Ravi officially announced his separation from Aarti on September 10, ending their 15-year marriage after what he described as much contemplation and personal reasons. Both Ravi and Kenishaa have firmly rejected the rumors, urging people not to believe or spread false information.