Exclusive - Isha Koppikar and Timmy Narang part ways

Bollywood actress Isha Koppikar and her husband Timmy Narang, a restauranteur, have officially parted ways. Their divorce came through last month. Apparently, Isha has moved out of her matrimonial home along with her nine-year-old daughter, Rianna.
Informed a source, “The couple parted ways due to compatibility issues, which cropped up a while ago. They tried every bit to save the marriage but didn’t succeed.Isha has moved out of the house and is living separately with their daughter.”
When contacted, Isha replied through a text message, which stated, “I have nothing to say. It’s too early. I need my privacy. I would appreciate your sensitivity.” Timmy remained unavailable for comment.

Isha met Timmy (Rohit Narang) and tied the knot in November 2009. The two met at a gym and fell in love eventually. They remained friends for about three years before they started dating.
In an interview with us around two years ago, Isha, while talking about losing out on several projects because of her image as a no-nonsense girl, had told us. “I am a no-nonsense girl and that’s the vibe I exude. A lot of time people misconstrue it for being intimidating. I am here for my work. If I like you, I will talk to you, if you mess with me, good luck to you. I have lost a lot of projects, because of this attitude of mine,” she says, adding, “I have always lived a disciplined life, and by now, people know how I am. No one can force you unless you are willing to do something. It’s totally up to you whether you want to become a part of a film based on your talent or something else.”
Isha was last seen in the Tamil film, Ayalaan. Prior to this, she was featured in films like ‘Love You Loktantra’, ‘Assi Nabbe Poorey Sau’ and ‘Kavacha’. Isha rose to fame with her sizzling moves in the song bachke Tu Rehna (Khallas) from the film, ‘Company’ (2002). She has since then featured in movies like ‘Pinjar’, ‘Darna Mana Hai’, ‘LOC Kargil’, ‘Rudraksh’, ‘Krishna Cottage’, ‘Hum Tum’, ‘Kyaa Kool Hai Hum’, ‘D’ and ‘Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya?’