On Sunday, November 24, 2024, a picture went viral on social media that featured a kid standing behind Anushka Sharma. The fans of Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli didn’t waste time in speculating that the child in the picture was none other than their son Akaay. They took the picture as the first-ever glimpse of Akaay and were more than happy to catch sight of their beloved couple’s son.However, the leaked picture that has been creating so much buzz is actually not of Virat and Anushka’s son – Akaay, and this has been clarified by none other than the cricketer’s sister Bhawna Kohli Dhingra.
It is a case of mistaken identity, and Virat’s sister Bhawna has clarified that it is not Akaay who people are seeing in the viral picture. Taking to her social media handle, Bhawna in her story wrote – “Have been seeing Virat and Anushka’s friend’s daughter being mistaken for Akaay on social media. The child in the picture is not our Akaay. Thank you.”
This might have broken some hearts, but as aforementioned it sent a wave of joy on social media when fans thought it was Akaay.
Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli and their Akaay
In February this year, Anushka and Virat welcomed their son Akaay. Though there were several reports about her pregnancy in the media, Anushka didn’t make any official announcement until she had the newborn Akaay safe and secure in her embrace.
The couple shared the news via social media as they posted “With abundant happiness and our hearts full of love, we are pleased to inform everyone that on 15th February, we welcomed our baby boy Akaay, Vamika’s little brother into this world! We seek your blessings and good wishes in this beautiful time in our lives. We request you to kindly respect our privacy at this time. Love and gratitude, Virat & Anushka.”
Further, on the occasion of Virat’s birthday, Anushka did offer a tiny glimpse of their perfect family. She shared a picture of Virat holding on to their son Akaay and their daughter Vamika. She hid the faces of kids with heart emojis.
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