Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan have always continued to serve couple goals with their candid chemistry and the way they’ve supported each other. However, rumours of their divorce blew out of proportion, ever since the time, they arrived separately at the Ambani wedding. The duo have maintained a dignified silence on the matter and preferred not to comment on it, however, the actress has silenced these rumours in her own way.
A few days ago, Aishwarya dropped birthday wishes for her father-in-law Amitabh Bachchan on social media. She shared a photo of Big B with Aaradhya and said, “Happy Birthday Pa-Dadaji💐🎂💝God Bless always🧿✨”
Meanwhile on Wednesday night, Aishwarya dropped photos from Aaradhya’s birthday celebrations, along with her father Krishnaraj Rai’s birth anniversary. In few photos, Aishwarya could be seen twinning with Aaradhya as she paid respect to her father. One can also see her mom Vrinda Rai in these pictures. While Aaradhya’s birthday is on November 16, Krishnaraj Rai’s birth anniversary falls on November 21, so Aishwarya spent time at her mom’s place on Wednesday. But her Instagram post also included belated pictures from Aaradhya’s party.
In one of the photos, Aaradhya looked beautiful in a silver shimmery outfit, Aishwarya is seen hugging her in a black attire with bold red lips, looking stunning as always. In this picture, the actress is seen flaunting her wedding ring, thus, slashing all the rumours of divorce.
The actress also shared an unseen photo from the time Aaradhya was born in this post and that won hearts of all the fans. Meanwhile, Abhishek was not present with Aishwarya and Aaradhya on Wednesday night as he was busy promoting his film ‘I Want To Talk’. After the promotions, he attended the film’s screening at PVR Juhu. The film is set to release this Friday, on November 22.
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