Hrithik Roshan and Sussanne Khan may have moved on from their marriage, but they continue to co-parent their sons, Hrehaan and Hridhaan. A recent picture shared by Sussanne highlights how quickly their sons have grown up since their parents’ separation, capturing a heartwarming moment of family unity.
Sussanne recently shared a picture on Instagram of herself twinning with her sons, Hrehaan and Hridhaan. Dressed in a black top and matching accessories, she stood between her sons, who wore dark grey T-shirts, cargo pants, leather jackets, and sneakers. Hrehaan strikingly reaches his father, Hrithik Roshan, with his hairstyle and facial hair.
Sharing the photo, Sussanne captioned, “I looked up and you both were standing next to me.. what a feeeeling… Nothing is brighter than my ‘SonShine’.” She also added the hashtag ‘Blessed Mama’ to the caption.
The post received numerous compliments, with one user commenting, “How gorgeous are your boys? God bless.” Another remarked in surprise, “Wait! When did they grow up? My God, they’re gorgeous young men! Bless them.” Additional comments praised Sussanne as the “hottest mom with the hottest sons” and predicted that her sons are the “next superstars of Bollywood.”
Hrithik and Sussanne tied the knot in 2000, just before Hrithik made his memorable debut in ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’. They welcomed two sons, Hrehaan in 2006 and Hridhaan in 2008. After announcing their separation, they divorced in 2014. Currently, Hrithik is dating Saba Azad, while Sussanne is in a relationship with Arslan Goni. Despite their new relationships, they continue to co-parent their sons.
On the work front, Hrithik is set to reprise his role as superspy Kabir in ‘War 2’, which will be directed by Ayan Mukerji. The film, scheduled for release on August 14, 2025, serves as the sequel to the 2019 blockbuster ‘War’ and will also feature Kiara Advani and Jr NTR.
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