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Himesh Reshammiya & Sonia Kapoor’s honeymoon pics are oh-so-romantic!
- Wednesday | 16th May, 2018
Sonia and Himesh were in a live-in relationship for quite a time before they tied the knot.
Many Bollywood celebs gave us surprises when they got hitched recently and one such name was Himesh Reshammiya.
Yes, After Sonam Kapoor and Neha Dhupia, the famous music director also tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend Sonia Kapoor in a hush-hush affair.
Later Himesh broke the news on his social media account.
And after their intimate wedding at the singer’s Mumbai residence, the duo headed out for their honeymoon.
The newly married couple have flown out to Dubai for a few days.
We bring you some pictures of Himesh and Sonia having a great time chilling together.
Sonia and Himesh were in a live-in relationship for quite a time before they tied the knot.
This is Himesh’s second wedding before this, he was married to Komal, but on June 6, 2017, they officially got divorced. Himesh and Komal have a son, named Swayam.
There were speculations that Remix, Kaisa Yeh Pyar Hai and Sati fame actress Sonia Kapoor, was the reason behind Himesh and Komal’s divorce.
Well, we wish the couple a lot of happiness.
Coming back to their honeymoon pics, what are your thoughts on the same? Do let us know in the comments section below.
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