Jennifer Winget has fun in Phuket

Jennifer Winget, who rose to fame with the show Dill Mill Gayye, and was later seen in Beyhadh, Bepanaah and the most recent Code M, is currently vacationing in Phuket with her friends. Jennifer Winget (third from left) with her...

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Updated At : 12:21 PM Jul 04, 2022 IST

Jennifer Winget, who rose to fame with the show Dill Mill Gayye, and was later seen in Beyhadh, Bepanaah and the most recent Code M, is currently vacationing in Phuket with her friends.

Jennifer Winget (third from left) with her friends

Sharing some stunning pictures on her Instagram handle, Jennifer captioned, “Wind in my sail, sand in my hair and the sun on our side. Exploring this crazy little sun of a beach island @laguna.phuket with my beach boys and bikini brigade in tow”.

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