Karishma Kapoor’s ex -husband Sanjay Kapoor was a close friend of Prince Williams; Play polo with the royal family – see photos.
The sudden and tragic demise of Suzay Kapoor has not only shaken the world of India’s business and entertainment, but has also left a zero in British high society. Known for his deep relations with the British aristocratic class, including close friendship with Prince William, an industrialist and Karishma Kapoor’s ex -husband Royal Polo Circuit was a familiar face on the Royal Polo Circuit – all his passing during a match and more poignant.According to a report published in News18, Kapoor had a long appearance in the British Polo, who often played with Prince William in high-profile matches. Educated in Britain, he maintained a strong social relations within the elite circles of London and was often seen in Polo Grounds and Luxury events.Check out the photos here:Sadly, Sujaya passed away on Thursday during a polo match in England. He allegedly swallowed a bee between a bee, causing a sting in his neck that caused an anaphylactic blow. The severe allergic reaction led to a deadly heart attack, and he fell on the field. Experts noted that internal bee stings could cause sudden airways obstruction and heart arrest.A few hours before his death, he posted a condolence message on X (East Twitter), which mourns the victims of the Air India plane accident in Ahmedabad. Due to his sudden passing, shockwaves have been sent to the British High Society as well as India’s business and entertainment communities.Sunjaya was married to actress Karisma Kapoor from 2003 to 2016, and the couple had two children- Samai and Kian. His separation included a series of legal disputes, Karishma accused of domestic misconduct and claimed that Kapoor had once chosen to play Polo with royalty while his son was unwell.Sunayjay Kapoor married model Priya Sachdev in 2017, and the couple has a son named Azerias. Due to his sudden and tragic passing, many people have come in mourning from Delhi’s commercial circles to the Royal Polo grounds of London.
