Meera Vasudevan Confirms Divorce With Vipin Puthiyankam, Calls It 'Peaceful Phase Of Life'

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Vasudevan has officially confirmed that she is divorced, marking the end of her one-year marriage to cinematographer Vipin Puthiyankam. After months of silence surrounding her relationship status, Meera issued a clear and heartfelt statement on social media.

Meera Confirms Divorce From Vipin

Meera took to Instagram and wrote, “I, Actress Meera Vasudevan, aka @officialmeeravasudevan, officially declare that I am now single since Aug 2025. I am at a most wonderful and peaceful phase of my life…,” she wrote, revealing that the separation had taken place months earlier.

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Meera and Vipin married in May last year in Coimbatore, Meera’s third marriage. The two first connected on the sets of the serial Kudumbavilakku, where their professional partnership gradually turned into a personal bond.Vipin, originally from Palakkad, is a cinematographer known for his work on several TV serials, including Kudumbavilakku, and has also worked on numerous documentaries.However, their marriage lasted just about a year. Following her announcement, Meera removed all photos and videos with Vipin from her social media handles, including their wedding pictures.ALSO READ: Prithviraj Sukumaran Breaks Silence On L2 Empuraan Controversy: Will Never Make Film To Make Political Statement

Past Marriage and Personal Milestones

Before marrying Vipin, Meera was married to actor John Kokken, with whom she shares a son, Ariha. Despite personal setbacks, she recently celebrated a significant milestone, completing 25 years in the film and television industry.In April, she expressed gratitude on social media for finishing “25 years as an actress and artist,” stating that she was experiencing the best phase of her life personally and professionally.

Film Career and Return to Television

Although Meera has worked across multiple film industries, she won the hearts of Malayali audiences with her Malayalam debut opposite Mohanlal in Blessy’s Thanmathra. She later appeared in several Malayalam films, including Oruvan, Ekantham, Kaakki, and Pachamarathanalil.