Vijay Divorce: Did Trisha Post ‘I Won’t Share You With Anyone Else’ On Sangeetha’s Wedding Day?

The internet is once again buzzing with speculation surrounding actor-turned-politician Vijay and his estranged wife Sangeetha Sornalingam. Ever since reports surfaced that Sangeetha had initiated divorce proceedings, social media has been rife with theories, allegations and pointed fingers. Among those dragged into the controversy is actress Trisha Krishnan, whose name has repeatedly been linked with Vijay over the past two years.

The latest trigger? A viral social media post that many claim was shared by Trisha on Sangeetha's birthday - or, according to some versions, on Vijay and Sangeetha's wedding anniversary. The message in question reads: "I'm possessive. I won't share you with anyone else. You are mine," followed by heart emojis. The timing of the alleged post has fuelled speculation that it was an indirect message aimed at Sangeetha, especially amid allegations of infidelity that reportedly form part of the divorce petition.

Screenshots of the post have been circulating widely across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram. Several users have shared the image with captions suggesting that Trisha had subtly confirmed her closeness to Vijay. The post has also led to renewed trolling of the actress, with some netizens accusing her of interfering in a marriage.

Notably, Sangeetha has not publicly named Trisha in any statement. However, online discussions have repeatedly connected the actress to Vijay. The long-standing camaraderie between the two co-stars, appear to have been enough for rumour mills to work overtime.

The viral screenshot itself appears convincing at first glance. It carries what looks like an Instagram story layout, complete with a display picture and username at the top. The emotional tone of the message has only added fuel to the fire, with many interpreting it as a declaration of exclusivity.

But did Trisha actually share the post?

A closer look at the circulating image raises significant doubts. The username visible in the screenshot does not match Trisha's verified Instagram handle. Instead, it appears to belong to a fan page. Observers have pointed out that the name displayed resembles "Trijay" - a portmanteau often used by fans who support the Vijay-Trisha pairing - rather than the actress's official account.

Furthermore, there is no record of such a story being shared from Trisha's verified profile. Digging up old Instagram stories can be challenging, but in high-profile cases like this, even archived or deleted posts typically leave some digital trace through media coverage or cached content. In this instance, there are no credible reports from established media outlets confirming that Trisha ever posted the message.

A simple search also reveals that no mainstream news organisation has authenticated the claim. The absence of corroboration from reliable sources strongly suggests that the viral screenshot may have originated from a fan account and was later misrepresented as coming from the actress herself.

As the divorce controversy continues to unfold, the episode serves as yet another reminder of how quickly unverified content can spiral into widespread belief. Until confirmed by official statements or credible reports, the claim that Trisha posted the possessive message remains unsupported - and most likely, a case of mistaken identity amplified by social media speculation.