Actress Poonam Pandey, who is all set to feature in Kangana Ranaut‘s reality show ‘Lock Upp’, recently opened up on her troubled marriage and about lodging a complaint against her estranged husband, filmmaker Sam Bombay, for assault. In a conversation with ETimes, while revealing that currently, she is ‘single’, the actress stated that having a troubled marriage was ‘unfortunate’. She said, ‘No woman wants to go through such incidents. I married him but then that happened and it was unfortunate. It is not as silly or funny as it sounds. I am single right now and not looking for a companion.’ Poonam and Sam tied the knot in September 2020. However, things got ugly when days after marriage, Poonam accused Sam of physical assault and claimed that it was a ‘half-murder’. But later they patched up saying that every marriage has ‘ups and downs.’ After this last year, she filed another complaint against him for assault. The couple now lives separately. Earlier, in a conversation with an entertainment portal, Poonam said, ‘I am doing pretty well. I don’t want to talk much about Sam Bombay at the moment as I am currently in a healing process. I am going to a therapist.’ When she was asked about her dating someone else, she further added, ‘No, absolutely big no. Five years from now maybe but at the moment, I am definitely not thinking on those lines anymore.’ Meanwhile, known for always setting the temperature soaring on social media with her stunning pictures and videos, controversial queen Poonam Pandey recently grabbed the attention when she got papped up in the city in her bold avatar. Donning a pink-colored tube bikini top paired with a blue sporty co-ord set, the actress looked fabulous in her glammed-up look, which was enough to turn up the heat. She even posed for the shutterbugs. While interacting with the reporters, she also reacted to her participation in the reality show ‘Lock Upp’ and stated that it will be India’s biggest ‘controversial’ reality show. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.

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