A day after Keneeshaa shared a two part video detailing her traumatic past, online hate and allegations that she played a role in breaking a family, the singer and spiritual therapist has hinted at her separation with actor Ravi Mohan.
In yet another Instagram post, Keneeshaa shared strongly worded statement on social media, announcing her decision to step away from public life, leave Chennai, and deactivate her presence on social platforms amid what she described as “online bullying, manipulation and sorcery.”
“I walked into this story with love. I walk out of it with silence,” she wrote, describing an environment consumed by “noise, ego, judgment and manufactured narratives” where “goodness no longer has room to breathe.”
The singer suggested that she had spent considerable emotional energy trying to support and protect someone whom, according to her, “the world had already decided a story for.” However, she added that she had come to realise that “kindness rarely stands a chance against chaos” in a world increasingly drawn to spectacle.
Addressing public scrutiny, industry voices, and online commentators on her relationship with the actor, Keneeshaa declared that there would be “no more explanations” or attempts at defending someone whose life had become the subject of widespread public discussion. Hinting at her separation, she said, “I release him with peace, with love, and with complete detachment."
Keneeshaa revealed that she had left Chennai and was stepping away not only from social media but also from aspects of her professional and personal life. “I give up on my music, my therapy and all that concerned me for the life I lived this far,” she wrote.
Concluding her note, she announced a temporary withdrawal from Instagram and other social platforms, while requesting privacy from friends, family, and well-wishers during this period.
“Feminism, you won. Happiness, you lost,” she remarked, concluding her statement.
In her earlier video, Keneeshaa repeatedly denied allegations of being a “homewrecker,” insisting that she has never encouraged anyone to leave their family. She claimed that as a therapist, her first instinct in such situations is always to encourage reconciliation if possible. However, she suggested that the emotional circumstances surrounding the unnamed “person in contention” were far more complex than outsiders understand.
“I don’t want to hurt any family. I don’t want to take anybody’s kids away from anybody,” she said, adding that she hoped people would stop demanding explanations about her personal life.
