Samantha goes on a spiritual trip with friend shilpa Reddy after Split with Naga Chaitanya !

Samantha is currently on her way to Yamunotri with her best friend, Shilpa Reddy. The latter took to Instagram to share pictures of their Char Dham yatra. It looks like Samantha is in the mood for a spiritual trip after going through a separation from her ex-husband, Naga Chaitanya. The couple has filed for divorce by mutual consent, thereby ending four years of their marriage.On October 20, Samantha and her friend Shilpa Reddy went to Rishikesh for a dream holiday. Apart from visiting the Ganges, the duo has decided to go on the Char Dham yatra on a helicopter. Shilpa took to Instagram to share pictures with Samantha from their Char Dham yatra.

In the photo, Samantha can be seen wearing a bright purple churidar, while Shilpa can be seen wearing a shirt and trousers. Sharing the photo, Shilpa wrote, "Take off !!!! first to Yamunotri @samantharuthprabhuoffl. Shilpa took to her Instagram stories to share a cute picture with Samantha. She captioned the photo, "Char dham yatra #friendsforever #foreverything. Samantha was accused of having extra-marital affairs and abortions after she and Naga Chaitanya parted ways. In a strongly-worded statement, the actress rubbished the rumours and added that nothing can break her. Her statement read, "Your emotional investment into a personal crisis has overwhelmed me. Thank you all for showing deep empathy, concern and for defending me against false rumours and stories that are being spread. They say I had affairs, never wanted children, that I am an opportunist and now that I have had abortions. A divorce in itself is an extremely painful process. Let alone allowing me the time to heal. This attack on me personally, has been relentless. But I promise you this, I will never allow this or anything else they say, break me (sic)."

Samantha refused to receive Rs 200 crore alimony from Naga Chaitanya and his family. On the work front, the actress recently signed two Tamil-Telugu bilingual films with debutant directors.