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Celina Jaitly misses her sons' first day of school amid divorce battle

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Celina Jaitly said she was sad about missing her sons' first day of school and recalled past school preparations with them. She said she fears missing more school days throughout 2026 and wants her children to share moments freely with both parents, assuring them they can love both parents without guilt.

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  1. Celina Jaitly missed her sons' first day of school.
  2. She expressed sadness about missing the start of the school year.
  3. She said she fears missing additional school days in 2026.
  4. She wishes her sons can share moments freely with both parents.
  5. She assured her sons they can love both parents without guilt.

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