Divyanka Tripathi, Vivek Dahiya's Passports, Items Worth Rs 10 Lakh Stolen In Italy: 'Need Help To Get Back'

Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya have been robbed of their wallets, passports and other items worth Rs 10 lakh in Italy. The actor couple, who had been enjoying a romantic getaway in Florence, Italy, recently shared that they had to face this unfortunate incident and needed help returning to India.

Vivek told the Times of India, “Everything about this trip has been incredible, except for this incident. We arrived in Florence yesterday and planned to stay for a day. We went to check out a property we liked for our stay and left all our belongings in a car parked outside. However, when we returned to get our stuff, we were shocked to find that the car had been broken into, and our passports, wallets, money, shopping, and all our valuable items were gone. Fortunately, they left behind some old clothes and food items.”

He said, “We tried contacting the local police, but they dismissed our case, saying that without CCTV cameras in that specific area, they can’t help us. They even felt there was no point in them visiting the location. The police station shuts at 6 pm, and after that, they can’t offer any assistance. We also tried reaching out to the embassy, but unfortunately, they had already closed for the day.”

“We are in a small town near Florence. The hotel staff has been kind and helpful to us. But we are stuck without any cash and urgently need the embassy’s assistance. We require temporary passports and substantial help from the embassy to get back to India, as we have nothing with us,” he said. Vivek and Divyanka are supposed to return to India in a few days and need help from officials.

Divyanka and Vivek went to Italy to celebrate their wedding anniversary with a romantic getaway. The couple were actively sharing glimpses from their vacation on social media before the robbery. Earlier today, Divyanka reacted to the news of the robbery on her Instagram story and said, “Vivek and I are safe and sound but most of our essentials, passports, bank cards and expensive goods are gone from our car in our resort property. Just hoping for prompt help from the embassy.”