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Home / Trending / My Vaga My Baby Richa Chadhas Crude Reply To Trolls Over Natural Birth Delivery Deletes It Later

'My vagina, my baby': Richa Chadha snaps at trolls over 'natural birth' delivery, deletes it later

This incident follows a similar controversy involving Suniel Shetty, who was criticised for praising his daughter Athiya’s 'natural delivery', prompting him to issue a public apology
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:01 PM Jul 17, 2025 IST
Richa Chadha marked her daughter Zuneyra’s first birthday on July 16

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Actor Richa Chadha marked her daughter Zuneyra’s first birthday on July 16 with a heartfelt Instagram reel documenting her journey into motherhood.

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In her caption, she shared details of her delivery, calling it a “natural birth”. While many fans congratulated her, some criticised the term, arguing that all childbirth methods are “natural.”

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Richa responded firmly, saying, “It is my page and also my vagina and my baby,” emphasising her right to use language that reflects her experience. She later deleted the comment thread but stood by her words.

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This incident follows a similar controversy involving Suniel Shetty, who was criticised for praising his daughter Athiya’s “natural delivery”, prompting him to issue a public apology.

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