Natasa Stankovic Opens Up About Life After Separation, Motherhood, and Career Comeback:

Actress and model Natasa Stankovic is stepping into a renewed phase of life, embracing personal growth and fresh opportunities. In a candid interview with Times of India, she opened up about her journey through love, motherhood, and professional aspirations following her separation from Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya.

Moving Forward with Strength and Grace

After ending their four-year relationship in July 2024, Natasa and Hardik are now co-parenting their four-year-old son, Agastya. Despite the emotional challenges, Natasa expressed positivity and openness to the future. “I am not averse to falling in love again. I want to embrace whatever life brings my way,” she shared.

Cherishing a Special Birthday and Life Lessons

Recalling her March 2025 birthday, Natasa described it as a beautiful and heartfelt day. “I spent the day with Agastya and celebrated with close friends in the evening. It was filled with love and joy,” she said.

She acknowledged that the past year was difficult but transformative. “Last year was quite challenging and I am grateful for it. We grow wiser through experiences, both good and bad. That’s how we mature—not by age but by what we go through.”

Open to Love and Meaningful Connections

Looking ahead, Natasa is hopeful about new relationships. “I believe in natural, genuine connections. I value relationships built on trust and understanding. When the time is right, things fall into place,” she said.

Career Comeback Plans After a Five-Year Break

Natasa also revealed that she is planning a comeback to the entertainment industry after a five-year hiatus. “It’s not easy returning to work after such a long gap. But I enjoy working and learning. If nothing comes my way, I’m open to exploring a new career path.”

Biggest Life Lesson: Choose Peace Over Proving Others Wrong

One of her most powerful takeaways from recent years is about prioritizing inner peace. “Don’t try to prove anyone wrong. It only costs your peace. Forgive and move on—it’s not worth holding onto.”