Is Hardik Pandya set to lose 70% of his net worth in divorce settlement from Natasa Stankovic?

Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic have confirmed their divorce following weeks of speculation. On Thursday night, both of them posted a statement together on social media indicating that they had "mutually decided to part ways."

Hours after Natasa and their son Agastya departed Mumbai, the statement was released.

The statement reads: "After 4 years of being together, Hardik and I have decided to mutually part ways," the statement says. We feel that this is best for the two of us because we gave it our all and tried our hardest together. We had a lot of joy, respect for one another, and companionship as a family, therefore this was a difficult choice for us to make.”


“We are blessed with Agastya, who will continue to be at the centre of both our lives and we will co-parent to ensure that we give him everything that we can for his happiness. We sincerely request your support and understanding to give us the privacy during this difficult and sensitive time.”

The recently confirmed divorce from Natasa Stankovic has hampered Hardik Pandya's glamorous life. The stakes are high for Hardik as he navigates this turbulent time, both financially and emotionally.

The player could lose a lot of money while having an enormous net worth, luxurious residences, and a collection of expensive cars.

A few days ago, media reports suggested that Natasa Stankovic would receive 70% of his money in the divorce. When this revelation broke, an old video of Hardik Pandya from his appearance on Gaurav Kapur's show went viral, in which the famous Indian cricketer stated that he does not own any property individually in his name and that his mother co-owns all of his assets, including his cars and house.

While there is no proof of Natasa Stankovic's claim to 70% of Hardik Pandya's properties yet.

Hardik Pandya's net worth

Hardik Pandya, Team India's vice-captain and captain of the IPL team Mumbai Indians, has an estimated net worth of Rs 94 crore. According to reports, Hardik Pandya receives Rs 1.5 crore per month and Rs 5 crore per year from his BCCI deal.

Natasa Stankovic, Hardik Pandya's wife, has an estimated net worth of Rs 20 crore.

Aside from cricket, Hardik Pandya makes a lot of money from commercial endorsements and sponsored partnerships on social media. Hardik Pandya is a brand ambassador for BoAt, Sin Denim, Gulf Oil India, Villain, Dream11, Xlerate, Souled Store, Amazon Alexa, Reliance Retail, Star Sports Monster Energy, and SG Cricket, among others.

His real estate investments, including a ₹3.6 crore penthouse in Vadodara and a ₹30 crore flat in Mumbai, show his lavish lifestyle.

Hardik Pandya is also the proud owner of a garage filled with high-end vehicles such as the Mercedes AMG G63, Audi A6, Jeep Compass, and Land Rover Range Rover.