Meera Vasudevan parts ways with third husband Vipin Puthiyankam in just a year

Meera Vasudevan with her third husband Vipin Puthiyankam

TV actress Meera Vasudevan is in news once again for her personal life. The actress, who has always lived her personal and professional life with remarkable honesty, has now parted ways with her third husband.

In a new post on Instagram, Meera informed her fans that she has been single since August 2025 and confirmed her separation from husband and cameraman Vipin Puthiyankam.

The separation comes barely a year after their wedding. “I am at the most wonderful and peaceful phase of my life,” Meera wrote.

Shortly after making the announcement, Meera deleted her pictures with Vipin, including their wedding photos.

The couple had tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in Coimbatore in May last year.

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They developed a bond on the sets of the hit TV serial Kudumba Vilakku, where Meera, known for her professionalism and grounded nature, met Vipin.

Vipin is from Palakkad, who has carved a niche in television and documentary filmmaking.

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Meera’s personal life has often drawn public attention not because of controversy, but because of her openness about healing, rebuilding, and choosing happiness at every stage.

Born and brought up in Mumbai, Meera grew up in a close-knit, academically driven family.

Before entering films, Meera worked in advertising and modelling, eventually gaining popularity with major campaigns.

She was first married to Vishal Agarwal, son of legendary cinematographer Ashok Kumar, in 2005. But the couple ended their relationship in 2010.

Two years later, in 2012, she married actor John Kokken, with whom she has a son, Ariha.

The actress often describes motherhood as her 'greatest grounding force.' Her second marriage ended in 2016.

This year, Meera completed 25 years in the entertainment industry, a journey spanning Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, and Telugu cinema.

Her Malayalam debut in Thanmatra, directed by Blessy which had Mohanlal in the lead remains one of the most celebrated performances in the industry.

Despite not being from Kerala, her ability to blend seamlessly into Malayalam storytelling earned her loyal fans.

On television too, she continues to shine. She recently made her comeback to the small screen with Kudumba Vilakku, where she reprised her role and reconnected with audiences.