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‘Post of the day’: Fans react as Anushka Sharma shares 1st glimpse of son Akaay on Virat Kohli’s birthday

She uploads photo of Virat cradling their two children, daughter Vamika and their newborn son, Akaay
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:18 PM Nov 05, 2024 IST
Anushka accompanied the post with symbolic heart and evil-eye emojis in the caption. ANI Photo

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Bollywood actor Anushka Sharma gave fans an unexpected surprise on her husband Virat Kohli’s 36th birthday by sharing the first-ever glimpse of their son, Akaay. In a post on Instagram, Anushka uploaded a photo of Virat cradling their two children, daughter Vamika and their newborn son, Akaay.

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As always, the couple opted to keep their children’s faces concealed, this time with heart-shaped emojis, to protect their privacy. Anushka accompanied the post with symbolic heart and evil-eye emojis in the caption.

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The post garnered affection from fans and well-wishers alike, with comments like, ‘King with Prince and Princess,’ and ‘Post of the day!!’

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