Lady Dia Mirza is among those expecting moms in B-Town who amazed fans with her maternity statements soon after her wedding using hubby Vaibhav Rekhi.
Meanwhile the mom-to-be celebrity made a rare appearance from town as she stepped outside with her mum.
Founded in an lowly floral-printed kurta and a facial mask, the celebrity looked busy running errands and penalizing posing to the shutterbugs.
Take a look:
About April 1, Dia declared on social websites which she’s expecting her first child together with Vaibhav using an image multiplying her baby bulge.
Taken through her honeymoon in the Maldives, it read,”appeared to become.
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One with Mother Earth.
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One with all the Life Force that’s the start of what.
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Of stories.
Lullabies.
Songs.
Of fresh saplings.
Along with also the blossoming of trust.
Agree to cradle this strangest of dreams in my uterus”
But soon after that, many sparked concerns among enthusiasts about the time of Dia’s marriage along with her pregnancy.
For this, she afterwards cleared the atmosphere which the two didn’t get married because they have been expecting a baby.
After a netizen contested the’Thappad’ celebrity why she didn’t discuss the maternity information until she tied the knot, then Dia took no opportunity to answer,”Fascinating question.
Primarily, we did not marry because we had been having a baby with them.
We were marrying because we wanted to devote our lives .
We found we’re planning to have a baby while we’re planning our marriage.
So this union isn’t the consequence of maternity.
We did not announce that the pregnancy before we understood its secure (medical reasons).
Here is the funniest news of my own life.
I have waited for a lot of years in order for this to occur.
No way I’d conceal it for any reason besides medical.
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“Only replying this as: 1) With a kid is a gorgeous present of life ) There should be no shame attached to the gorgeous travel 3) As girls we must consistently exercise our decision 4) Whether we decide to become unmarried and parent per child or become in a union it’s after all our pick 5) As a society we have to un stereotype our notion of what’s wrong or right, rather than training ourselves to inquire what’s fair or unjust” she added.
