Bigg Boss 20: Kaashvi Apologises Over Love Gill Remarks After Her Team Defends Her
NOWLIVO Television | October 26, 2026 | PM update | Hindi edition.
A Monday apology changes the Bigg Boss 20 story
Kaashvi Hiranandani has apologised for comments she made about Love Gill during Bigg Boss 20’s Weekend Ka Vaar, turning a much-discussed television confrontation into a new public exchange over responsibility. Reports published on Monday, October 26, describe an Instagram story in which Kaashvi acknowledged that her language had been insensitive and that she should not have made assumptions about another woman’s intentions. Her statement followed criticism of the way Love was discussed when Kaashvi challenged her boyfriend, gamer ScoutOP, over his closeness to the housemate.
The timing is significant. Earlier coverage focused on Kaashvi appearing on the programme and questioning ScoutOP and Love about their relationship inside the house. Monday’s development is not another preview of that encounter. It is a response after the encounter aired, accompanied by a public defence from Love’s team. Those two statements have become the fresh centre of the story, rather than speculation about whether the three people will confront one another.
What Kaashvi accepted in her statement
Kaashvi’s message, reported by the Times of India and IndiaForums on October 26, said her intention had been to address ScoutOP’s conduct. She accepted that some words she used about other people involved were inappropriate and could have been expressed differently. She also said she had no right to decide another person’s motives or character. That is an important narrowing of her earlier position: her personal concern about her boyfriend remained, but she withdrew the suggestion that she was entitled to judge Love’s intentions.
She further rejected the idea that she wanted viewers to direct hostility toward Love. Kaashvi said online commentary about Love’s supposed strategy had affected her own emotions, while accepting that she should have handled those impressions more carefully. The apology does not establish whether any particular theory circulating online was true. It records Kaashvi’s own reassessment of how she spoke, and the responsibility she said she was taking for the impact of those remarks.
Love Gill’s team issues a separate defence
Before the apology was widely reported, Love Gill’s representatives used her social-media account to challenge the criticism directed at her during the weekend episode. IndiaForums reported the team’s statement at 12:58 p.m. IST on Monday. The representatives argued that Love had made her understanding of the bond with Scout clear, and that she should not be held responsible for feelings another adult may have expressed. They objected to the portrayal of Love as a deliberate instigator and described the experience of watching her criticised on television as distressing for people close to her.
The statement was forceful and included accusations about how online personalities had used the controversy. Those are the team’s allegations, not independently established findings about anyone’s motives. Its central argument was about assigning responsibility: if ScoutOP’s conduct concerned his girlfriend, Love’s representatives said that concern should not automatically become a judgment on Love’s character. The public disagreement over that point explains why the story continued to attract coverage after the weekend broadcast ended.
How the confrontation became a wider dispute
The underlying episode involved Kaashvi challenging ScoutOP, who is known to viewers as Tanmay Singh, over his interactions with Love inside the reality-show house. Kaashvi was introduced in coverage as his girlfriend outside the programme. Some reports described the housemates’ bond as sibling-like from Love’s perspective, while other commentary interpreted Scout’s comments differently. Those competing descriptions are part of the controversy, but none proves that Love had a hidden plan or that a private relationship had changed status.
Kaashvi’s initial remarks reportedly went beyond questioning Scout and included claims about Love’s role. Viewers and entertainment personalities then criticised what they regarded as unfair blame directed at Love. A public apology from the person who made the remarks, followed by an explicit defence from the person’s team, is a meaningful new development. It also creates a different reader question from the one raised by the original promo: what was said after the criticism, and did anyone change their position?
What has not been settled
Kaashvi’s statement does not announce a reconciliation among the three people, nor does it establish that ScoutOP has changed his behaviour in the house. It also does not confirm an eviction, a voting result or any formal disciplinary action arising from the disagreement. Separate reports have discussed nomination developments involving Scout and Love, but the present update concerns the public apology and team response. Treating a reported nomination as proof of a relationship breakdown would go beyond the available evidence.
Online comments can show that individuals have taken sides, but they are not a representative survey of Bigg Boss viewers. The Monday coverage documents backlash and public statements; it does not provide a reliable measure of the share of viewers supporting either woman. Similarly, Kaashvi’s account of what influenced her emotions should not be converted into a claim that particular accusations against Love were correct. The distinction matters when an entertainment dispute turns into a dispute over someone’s reputation.
The next episode now carries a different question
For the programme, the issue may continue through conversations among housemates, but no future reaction should be presented as an event before it is broadcast or reported. For now, the newest established development is outside the house: Love’s team publicly defended her, and Kaashvi publicly acknowledged that she had used insensitive language. Readers who saw only the weekend clip may not have seen that response, which is why the follow-up has its own news value.
Bigg Boss frequently brings personal relationships into a competitive television setting. In this case, the dispute has shifted from interpreting on-screen closeness to examining how people speak about one another once the episode is public. Kaashvi has offered an apology; Love’s team has stated its objections; ScoutOP and Love’s next on-air responses remain to be seen. That is where the story stands as of Monday afternoon, without inventing a final outcome for any of the people involved.
Reporting sources
- Times of India, October 26, 14:57 IST
- IndiaForums, October 26, 13:31 IST
- IndiaForums, October 26, 12:58 IST
Featured image: NOWLIVO conceptual editorial illustration/composite, not a photograph of the episode.

