Priya Malik on being wrongly tagged in Twitter posts…

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Jul 27, 2021 IST

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Wrestler Priya Malik won gold medal in the World Cadet Wrestling Championships in Budapest on July 25. While there were several congratulatory posts on Twitter for the wrestler, some tweets tagged actress Priya Malik.

The actress who rose to fame with Bigg Boss, however, gave an apt reply to it. When a fast food company tagged actress-poet Priya Malik in a tweet that read, “Gold at Hungary making us hungry for celebrations…” The actress responded, “I only wear gold and I’m always hungry…Wrong tag.”

Meanwhile, model-actor Milind Soman got trolled on Sunday after tweeting a congratulatory message to wrestler Priya Malik, assuming she had won gold at the ongoing Tokyo Olympics.

Milind Soman

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