Surbhi Jyoti, Sumit Suri welcome first child

The couple shared the news with a post on their respective Instagram handles on Sunday

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New Delhi, Updated At : 03:10 PM Jun 14, 2026 IST

Surbhi Jyoti and Sumit Suri. Image credit/@surbhijyoti/Instagram

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Actor Surbhi Jyoti, known for “Qubool Hai” and “Naagin 3”, welcomed her first child, a daughter, with husband and producer Sumit Suri.

The couple shared the news with a post on their respective Instagram handles on Sunday. It featured a poster with a pink rose and “It’s a girl, Love Surbhi and Sumit,” written over it.

“Our daughter is here. Our hearts are filled with love and gratitude,” read the caption. She was born on Saturday.

Jyoti and Suri met in 2018. They tied the knot on October 27, 2024 in Uttarakhand.

The couple announced their pregnancy in February with a social media post, which featured their feet alongside white baby shoes. “Our greatest adventure begins... Little Love arriving this June,” read the caption.

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