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Pregnant Neha Dhupia flaunts her baby bump at airport
- Saturday | 25th August, 2018
The actors were spotted at the Mumbai airport on Saturday morning where they arrived hand-in-hand and with big smiles on their faces.
After denying the ‘rumours’ for months, newlyweds Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi have finally accepted that the couple is pregnant. Yes, on Friday through social media posts, the duo announced it to the world about that they’re on a family way.
This of course, also means that Neha no longer has to keep her baby bump hidden in baggy outfits and tricky poses in pics.
The actors were spotted at the Mumbai airport on Saturday morning where they arrived hand-in-hand and with big smiles on their faces. Neha was seen in a light blue outfit that showed off her big baby bump to everyone. Angad look handsome as ever in a navy blue shirt. Check out:
Dhupia, 37, and Bedi, 35, got married on May 10 this year in a secret ceremony. The announcement comes after months of speculation, and several appearances in flowing and loose attire making the paparazzi wonder whether it was an attempt to hide the bump.
They will be walking the ramp on Saturday for the first time together at the Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2018. The two will be turning showstoppers for designer Payal Singhal’s show presented by Lakme Salon.
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