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Trouble in Paradise: Mary Kom and Husband Onler Separated?
Hindustan Times Mumbai
|April 07, 2025
Sources say the couple drifted apart after Onler's failed bid in the 2022 Manipur Assembly polls. There are also rumours of Mary being in another relationship
Olympic medallist and boxing icon Mary Kom is reportedly facing turbulence in her personal life, with multiple sources confirming that she and her husband Karung Onkholer, popularly known as Onler, are separated. However, sources claim that no divorce proceedings have been initiated yet.
The couple, who got married in 2005, is believed to have started living apart shortly after Onler's unsuccessful bid in the 2022 Manipur Assembly elections. A source tells us, "Mary moved to Faridabad with their (four) children, while Onler has been living in Delhi with some family members.
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