Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]Aug 28 (ANI): Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu is expecting her first child soon. On Sunday, the actor took to her social media to share an adorable video in which she is seen flaunting her baby bump.
Taking to Instagram, the ‘Raaz’ actor dropped the video, which he captioned, “Jai mata di. #mamatobe #loveyourself #loveyourbody #grateful #blessed.”
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In the video, the mom-to-be looked gorgeous in a green outfit and flaunting her baby bump. Looking at the camera, she hugged and caressed her baby’s stomach with both hands.
‘Dhoom 2’ also made cute and funny face expressions in the video.
She opted for a no-makeup look.
As soon as the actor posted the video, his fans and friends from the industry dropped their wishes in the comments section.
Aarti Singh, a former Bigg Boss contestant and a close friend of the couple, wrote, “Babyyya aa rahi hai. Jai Mata Di.”
Model-fashion designer Deandra Soares penned a cute comment. She wrote, “Can’t get over this. Bipsy MashaAllah.”
“You shining sexy mama,” wrote actress Sonya Samur.
Bipasha and Karan recently officially announced that they are expecting their first child together.
On Instagram, Bipasha wrote a heartfelt post announcing her pregnancy.
“A new time, a new stage, a new light adds another unique shade to the spectacle of our lives. Making us a little more whole than we were before. We started this life individually and then we met each other And since then we were two. Too much love for only two seemed a little unfair to us to see… so soon, what we once were two will now be three. A creation manifested by our love, our baby soon Will join us and add to our glee,” she wrote.
Along with the note, she shared a few pictures from her maternity shoot with her husband.
Bipasha and Karan first met on the sets of Bhushan Patel’s film ‘Alone’ in the year 2015, which marked their first on-screen collaboration and they tied the knot in April 2016 after a year of dating. (ANI)
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