Anjali Chakra and Sufi Malik, a US-based same-sex couple initially from India and Pakistan respectively, have referred to as off their marriage on account of infidelity, with each of them taking to their Instagram accounts to interrupt the information to the web. The couple, who gained web fame by means of a viral photoshoot 5 years in the past, took to Instagram to share the information with their followers.

“This may come as a shock, but our journey isshifting. We have decided to call off our wedding and end our relationship due to infidelity committed by Sufi,” Chakra wrote on her Instagram web page on Sunday.

Read Anjali Chakra’s full assertion on Instagram:

Meanwhile, Malik admitted to dishonest on Chakra shortly earlier than their marriage ceremony, acknowledging the ache she has induced and vowing to take duty for her actions.

“I made an unrecognisable mistake of betrayal by cheating on her a few weeks before our wedding. I’ve hurt her tremendously, beyond my understanding. I am owning up to my mistake and will continue to do so,” she wrote on her Instagram page on the same day.

See Sufi Malik’s Instagram post here:

While Malik is based in New York, Chakra is based in New York and San Francisco.

Seeking privacy and respect, Malik said she has “hurt the people I love and care about the most through my actions, including my family and friends.”

In 2019, a series of photographs from a widely appreciated photoshoot showcased the couple adorned in traditional attire, sharing laughter and kisses under a rain-speckled umbrella. The pictures swiftly captivated the internet, earning widespread praise as they symbolised breaking of both gender and religious divides.

The couple also shares a YouTube channel which has over 1.36 lakh subscribers. They regularly posted videos until two months ago. A year ago, they shared a video announcing their engagement, with a proposal at New York’s Empire State Building. Malik went down on her knees, offering a ring to Chakra.