Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol take us through their Covid journey

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Updated At : 03:55 PM Jul 16, 2022 IST

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Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol have been sharing the details of their relationship on their channel Couple Of Things. On their show, Amrita and Anmol had revealed that they had not tied the knot on May 15, 2016, but rather way back in 2014 in Pune and had also shared pictures from their secret marriage.

Now, the duo has dropped a new vlog on their channel taking the fans through their Covid journey. Talking about what they missed the most during quarantine, Amrita and Anmol say, “Being in the same house and not able to hug each other was definitely tough for us. But the toughest was not to physically see our son Veer for two weeks.”

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