Celina Jaitly spends Diwali away from sons

Actress Celina Jaitly observed Diwali 2026 while separated from her three sons, Winston, Viraaj, and Arthur, marking her second consecutive festival without them. The children reside in Austria with their father, hotelier Peter Haag, during the couple’s unresolved divorce and custody dispute.
Celina Jaitly shared a lengthy note addressed to her sons, recalling the little things they did together while growing up, from playing carrom and sleeping next to each other to preparing their favourite food. She expressed her deep longing for those moments, stating she misses them dearly.
Celina’s Emotional Message
In her post, Celina Jaitly wrote, “I made you with a lot of love. I brought you up with a lot of love. I cannot believe this is my second Diwali without you.” She remembered the first little kicks of her children, a gift on the eve of her birthday, and every special moment they shared, including making their favourite food with love.
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Celina Jaitly’s greatest fear is that her sons may forget their mother’s love amid the ongoing custody battle. She said it breaks her heart to think of her children carrying the burden of choosing sides at such a young age.
Message for Peter Haag and Sons
Despite the ongoing differences, Celina Jaitly acknowledged Peter Haag in her post, expressing gratitude for bringing their three children into the world with her. She hoped that the circumstances would not take away the kindness and innocence of her sons. Celina reassured her sons that she had never left them or asked them to choose between their parents and that her home and arms would always be open to them.
According to reports, Peter Haag and his father, DI Wolfgang J. Haag, have sent separate legal notices to Celina over alleged defamatory and misleading statements. The notices seek the removal of the disputed content, a public clarification, and an unconditional apology, raising concerns about the privacy and emotional wellbeing of the couple’s three minor children.
