Virat Kohli Anushka Sharma share first glimpse of baby girl. Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma and her husband Virat Kohli shared the first picture of her baby girl. First, it was Virat who broke the news about the couple having a baby girl earlier in January and now it was Anushka, who shared a beautiful family picture on Instagram account.
Anushka said, “We have lived together with love, presence and gratitude as a way of life but this little one, Vamika has taken it to a whole new level.”
Mom-to-be Anushka Sharma became the top trend on Twitter after her mesmerizing pictures from a maternity photoshoot for a fashion magazine went viral on social media. She even spoke in length about the parenting approach that the couple will be adopting for the child. She said that they do not want to raise brats and it is important for them that their child be respectful of people and for that value structure has to be created.
The successful actress of Bollywood expressing her emotions becoming a mother said, “Tears, laughter, worry, bliss – emotions that have been experienced in a span of minutes sometimes. Sleep is elusive but our hearts are SO full.”
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Actress Anushka Sharma has treated her Instagram to a gorgeous photo of herself striking a pose in a pool sporting a black swimwear. It’s hard to miss the glow on her face. In the picture, Anushka, who is pregnant with her first child, flaunts her baby bump by standing in a pool.
Virat Kohli Anushka Sharma share first glimpse of baby girl
She was quoted as saying to Vogue India, “There are so many similarities in the way we are as people and the way we approach life. So I do think that will work for us. I’ve been thinking about it before I even became a parent. Conditioning is the most important role in how we see the world. I come from a progressive background, so that will always be a part of our home.” She added, “Love is the underlying factor in our home, and what’s important to us is that our child be respectful of people. You have to create that value structure. We don’t want to raise brats.”
