Rebel Kid aka Apoorva Mukhija reveals she was asked to evict her house after India's Got Latent controversy: ‘The cops came to summon me'
Rebel Kid aka Apoorva Mukhija was relatively lesser known when she appeared on the panel of Samay Raina's controversial show India's Got Latent with Ranveer Allahbadia and Ashish Chanchlani. The clips from the episode were widely circulated online and soon after, there were FIRs against the panel members for using obscene language. Apoorva, who is currently a participant on Amazon Prime Video's The Traitors, recently shared that she was asked to evict her house after the police visited her building to summon her.
In a new interview shared on Mashable India, Apoorva shared, 'Because the cops came to my house to put up a notice and to summon me, the building management raised a complaint that 'cops are coming to this building, it's wrong, that's why we don't allow bachelors, that's why we don't rent out to single women'. So somehow, I was single handedly responsible for evacuating feminism out of that building. So the owner told me to leave. I stayed in that house for one year only.'
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In a vlog shared after the controversy, in April, Apoorva shared that she couldn't go back to her house after the controversy as people knew where she was living and were sending threats, and she was scared of getting attacked. 'I started reading my DMs and they were all graphic of how people want to rape me, throw acid and stuff like that,' she shared at the time.
Apoorva is currently a participant in The Traitors and was instrumental in eliminating the first 'traitor' on the show, Raj Kundra. In the following episode, she had a showdown with Uorfi Javed which happened off-camera. In another vlog, Apoorva claimed that she was just sitting by herself and crying when she and Uorfi got into an argument. Since then, the two have been in a fight on the show.
However, Uorfi, in a recent social media post, claimed that their fight was 'planned.' 'Everything is planned, guys. We have literally spoken after that incident. This was all planned, her story time, the fact that she is exaggerating it so much, and making me look bad, is what I hate. One day before, when Jannat was crying for her parents, she told me I don't understand how you can cry for your parents at this age, I am happy to stay away from them'. Also, when I went to her to console her, in front of the cast and crew, she went like beh*****d jaa na yaha se. I felt extremely disrespected. So out of anger, I said what I said!'
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