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Pawan Kalyan and Anna Konidela End 13-Year Marriage, Pledge to Co-Parent Their Children as Actor’s Third Marriage Collapses

Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM and actor Pawan Kalyan and Anna Konidela announced their separation in a joint statement. They said they will remain friends and co-parent their children.

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Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and actor Pawan Kalyan and his wife, Anna Konidela, have announced their separation after 13 years of marriage. The news broke late on Monday, November 9, 2026, through a joint statement.

What the Joint Statement Says

The couple said the decision was taken with mutual understanding and respect, and asked for privacy during a personal transition. They also said that although the marriage has ended, they remain good friends and devoted parents, and that their children’s well-being will stay their shared priority.

Divorce Status Still Unclear

The statement itself did not give reasons for the decision, and did not say whether divorce proceedings had begun or how custody would be arranged. However, Jana Sena sources told The South First that both have already filed a divorce petition in the Family Court, by mutual consent. That claim has not been confirmed in the joint statement.

A Marriage Since 2013

Pawan Kalyan married Anna, who is originally from Russia, in 2013. In July, she asked the public on Instagram to call her Anna Konidala, saying she had taken her husband’s surname at the time of the marriage. The couple have two children together.

Third Marriage For The Actor-Politician

This is the actor’s third marriage. His first marriage, to Renu Desai in 2009, ended in divorce finalised in 2012. Kalyan has served as Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh since June 2024 and leads the Jana Sena Party.

What Comes Next

Neither side has said anything beyond the statement, and the public has been asked to respect their privacy. Any details on custody or legal proceedings will likely emerge only through official statements or court filings.

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