Actress Sonnalli Seygall and her husband Ashesh Sajnani are filled with pure joy and happiness as they celebrate the arrival of their first child, a beautiful baby girl. The couple welcomed their little bundle of joy yesterday evening at a renowned hospital in Mumbai. The newborn and Sonnalli are both in excellent health, and the couple is over the moon with excitement. Their hearts are brimming with love and gratitude as they embark on this new, exciting chapter of their lives as parents.
“Sonnalli Seygall and Ashesh Sajnani are absolutely thrilled and overwhelmed with joy at the arrival of their precious daughter. This marks the beginning of an incredibly special journey for the couple. Both mother and baby are healthy and doing perfectly well. The love and warmth they have received from their family, friends, and fans have touched them deeply, and they are grateful beyond words. This is truly the most special day of their lives, and they couldn’t be happier,” reads a statement shared by a spokesperson, reports HindustanTimes.
Sonnalli Seygall and Ashesh Sajnani’s love story took a beautiful turn when they got married in June of last year, surrounded by close family and friends. A few months later, in August of this year, they joyfully announced that they were expecting their first child together, sharing the news with fans who had been supporting them throughout their journey. The couple’s excitement has only grown with the arrival of their newborn, and they are now more thrilled than ever to begin this new phase of parenthood. The couple is looking forward to raising their daughter and cherishing the many precious moments that lie ahead in their journey as a family.
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