The popular "Kulhad Pizza" couple, Sehaj Arora and Gurpreet Kaur, known for their innovative idea of serving pizzas in traditional earthen cups, have reportedly left Punjab, India, with their son to start afresh in the United Kingdom, as reported by DainikSavera. This decision comes after months of controversies, online trolling, and death threats that took a severe toll on their lives and business.

Sehaj and Gurpreet initially gained massive popularity for their unique food venture in Jalandhar, Punjab. However, their fame soon turned into suffering when they faced continuous online backlash. Their controversy began when they shared a photo with an air rifle, leading to a police case for allegedly promoting gun culture. Though they were granted bail, the incident attracted significant criticism.

The couple's challenges escalated when an employee at their restaurant leaked private and explicit videos of them. Initially, the couple denied the authenticity of the videos, calling them fake. However, another video surfaced shortly after, intensifying the public outrage. This led them to file a police complaint, resulting in the arrest of their former employee, Tanisha Verma, and an investigation into the matter.

Furthermore, the couple faced backlash from Nihang Sikhs, who staged a protest outside their restaurant. According to a Dainik Jagran report, the Nihangs demanded that Sehaj return his turban or stop posting videos with his wife on social media, claiming that the leaked videos had a negative influence on children.

They also threatened strict action if the couple failed to delete all their content from social media platforms. The situation was temporarily diffused when police interfered, but the threats continued, pushing the couple to seek legal protection from the High Court.

Amid the public controversies, recent rumours of a divorce between Sehaj and Gurpreet surfaced when the couple unfollowed each other on social media. However, these speculations were put to rest as the duo decided to migrate to the UK together with their child. They had also faced issues with Gurpreet's Instagram account being hacked, adding to their concerns.