SSR case live: Rhea arrives for questioning

After several days, Rhea has now finally broken her silence and spilled the beans on the allegations and the entire controversy. The actress has rubbished all the speculations against her. She stated that she didn't hire any staff members. Also, added that contrary to speculations, Samuel Miranda was hired by SSR's sister Priyanka Singh. Raised questions over Ankita Lokhande and asks when was the last time the 'Manikarnika' actress met or talked with Sushant. She went on to say that Sushant was not close to his father. She revealed SSR's father left his mother at a young age, it affected the late actor. Meanwhile, revelations and claims keep coming in from all sides. Take a look at live updates from the case.

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