- Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee are expecting their second child.
- The couple announced this news on Tuesday, August 16.
- Debina has been outspoken about the difficulties she had conceiving due to endometriosis.
Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee are all set to embrace parenthood once again.
The couple announced this information on social media and expressed their extreme excitement about returning to the trail.
On Tuesday, August 16, Debina announced this joyful news on her Instagram page.
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Debina displayed the sonogram while posing with her husband Gurmeet holding their infant Lianna in one arm and cuddling her in the other. The power couple sported fashionable headgear, while Lianna sported a sweet headband.
Debina Bonnerjee stated through her Instagram post that this pregnancy was unplanned and it has come as a surprise to them too. Her post read: “Few decisions are divinely timed and nothing can change that…this is one such blessing..coming soon to complete us. #babyno2 #mommieagain #ontheway #pregnancydiaries #daddyagain #gurmeetchoudhary #debinabonnerjee (sic)” Mahhi Vij, Tina Datta, Tassnim Nerurkar, Tanvi Thakker, and many other actors from the industry congratulated the couple on this post.
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For those who are unaware, Debina and Gurmeet welcomed baby Lianna on April 3 of this year, and four months later, they are expecting their second child.
Debina has been outspoken about the difficulties she had conceiving due to endometriosis. The actress spent five years seeing many gynaecologists and IVF doctors, undergoing every course of treatment she was eligible for.
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In order to manage her endometriosis, which causes internal bleeding, Debina turned to allopathic, Ayurvedic, and acupuncture medicine.
Debina Bonnerjee advised the women to not get affected or shattered by the ‘norms’ laid down by society or their constant questioning. “I want to tell all the girls, who feel the pressure to get married, and seeing people in their late 30s and 40s getting married and delivering babies—this thought is in our mind that it will happen. People cannot function under too much pressure or criticism. People may still perform under pressure but criticism hurts. Don’t let society affect you for whatever reason. Keep yourself calm and keep your goal intact in your life,” wrote Debina on her Instagram.
