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Shreya Ghoshal blessed with a baby boy

Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 01:24 PM May 23, 2021 IST

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Shreya Ghoshal and her husband Shiladitya Mukhopadhyaya welcomed a baby boy on May 22. The singer took to her social media account and shared the good news with fans. She wrote, “God has blessed us with a precious baby boy this afternoon. It’s an emotion never felt before. @shiladitya and I along with our families are absolutely overjoyed. Thank you for your countless blessings for our little bundle of joy.”

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As soon as Shreya shared the news, congratulatory messages started pouring in from fans as well as her colleagues from the music fraternity. Singer Neeti Mohan wrote, “Many many congratulations. This is such a wonderful news. Hope you and the baby are doing well. Lots of love and congratulations from the Mohan & Pandya family @shreyaghoshal @shiladitya @soumghoshal Nana Nani Dada Dadi.” While singer-composer Shekhar Ravjiani commented, “Congratulations!!! Big love.”

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