THIS was the moment a monkey stole Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s sunglasses as she posed for holiday pictures.
The Citadel star, 36, is relaxing in Bali as she takes a year-long break from acting.
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The Tollywood actress shared the unfortunate yet funny incident on her Instagram stories.
“The last time I saw my shades,” she captioned the post.
The first picture showed the monkey hidden behind her as she posed for a photo at Uluwatu Temple.
She then posted the same animal holding her shades.
“Well, he does have really good taste,” Samantha joked.
Earlier this week, the Indian beauty sent her fans wild as she revealed her new hairstyle.
In the post, Samantha is seen at a beach, flashing a smile in green swimwear as the wind ruffles through her hair.
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In a short caption, she tagged her hairdresser, adding a white heart and hug emojis.
The video amassed more than two million likes and 13,000 comments.
Indonesia is Samantha’s latest destination during her acting hiatus.
Last week, after wrapping up the Indian chapter of web series Citadel, she wrote to her 28 million Instagram followers: “A break doesn’t seem like a bad thing at all when you know what’s coming.”
A source close to the actress revealed she wants to focus on her health and seek treatment in the US after being diagnosed with Myositis last year.
The rare autoimmune condition causes the body’s immune system to attack itself, causing swelling of the muscles and joints.
“A few months back, Samantha decided that she will be taking a break from acting, and was just waiting to wrap up her projects — Kushi and the Indian segment of Citadel with Varun Dhawan.
“When I checked with her a few months back, she told me that she is not signing any projects currently,” the source told Hindustan Times.
In March, when promoting her film Shaakuntalam, Samantha revealed her diagnosis was ” probably the worst thing to happen to an actor”.
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