The controversy around divorce alimony has resurfaced after Dhanashree Verma reportedly took 4.75 crores from Yuzvendra Chahal. Bollywood has witnessed one of the crucial expensive divorces as Hrithik Roshan allegedly paid a whopping 380 crores to Sussanne Khan. Here’s how Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s net price could have surged if she took money from Naga Chaitanya. Scroll below for some interesting details!
Samantha Ruth Prabhu refused divorce alimony?
Multiple reports suggested Samantha was offered a staggering 200 crores through the divorce proceedings. Although she refused the sum, Naga Chaitanya later offered her 50 crores in divorce settlement. But she is reportedly the one Indian celebrity who refused to take money.
An uncredited source near the actress once revealed, “Samantha, who’s heartbroken and distraught, only needed love and companionship from this marriage, and now that it’s over, she doesn’t need the rest from it.”
Samantha could have seen a 307% hike in net price
The Citadel: Honey Bunny actress reportedly charges 3-5 crores per movie. She also gets paid 8 crores for a brand endorsement and owns several homes, including a duplex apartment and a sea-facing 3BHK.
As of 2025, Samantha Ruth Prabhu has a net price of 101 crores. Had she taken the 200 crore alimony from Naga Chaitanya, her bank balance could have surged by 307%. But clearly, she’s a self-made woman and doesn’t need anyone’s financial support.
More about Naga Chaitanya and Samantha’s relationship
Samantha began dating Naga Chaitanya in 2010 while working on Ye Maaya Chesave. They got engaged in a personal ceremony in January 2017 and tied the knot later that yr in Goa.
In July 2021, the actress removed “Akkineni” from her Instagram name, which sparked rumors of divorce. The previous couple announced their separation in October.
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