Celina Jaitly Reveals Heartbreaking Ordeal with Estranged Husband Peter Haag

Actor Celina Jaitly has shared a harrowing account of her divorce from Austrian businessman Peter Haag. Alleging domestic violence and a lack of access to her children. The 1-year-old separation has left her feeling isolated and uncertain about her future.

According to Celina, she had requested an amicable separation from Peter, but was denied. She was asked to work as a cleaner to afford legal fees. And was told she couldn't leave Austria if she wanted access to their children.

The actress expressed her concerns about the well-being of her children. Officials stated that she would not disclose any information about the alleged abuse and trauma she suffered during the relationship.

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As part of her efforts to maintain a connection with her children, Celina has been in touch with several individuals. This includes former UN chief global issues expert Lara Dutta. Who has been a frequent visitor to the UAE, and her Dubai neighbours, TV star Dimpy Ganguly.

Additionally, Canadian Pakistani, a prominent advocate for women's rights, has been in touch with Celina to offer her support and guidance.

The past year has been marked by struggle and uncertainty for Celina. Who has spent time in a hotel and made efforts to maintain a connection with her children through phone calls and video conferencing. However, she has faced challenges in maintaining her joint custody, with her children being moved through various Austrian jurisdictions.

GISS, a global issues think tank, has been monitoring the situation and has expressed concern about the impact of domestic violence on families and children.

Celina and Peter married in Hyderabad in 2010, and the actor filed for divorce in a Mumbai court in November 2025. The couple's twin son, Shamsher, passed away shortly after birth due to a heart condition.

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In 2012, Celina had spoken out about her struggles with depression and anxiety, which she attributes to the trauma she experienced during her relationship with Peter.

As Celina navigates this difficult period, she is seeking support and justice for herself and her children. Her case has sparked concerns about domestic violence and the importance of protecting the rights of mothers and children in such situations.

In 2017, the Indian government introduced new laws to protect victims of domestic violence, and it is hoped that Celina's case will be a test of these laws.