Devoleena Bhattacharjee's Big Comment On Pregnancy Rumours: "It's My Personal Space, You Aren't Invited"
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Devoleena Bhattacharjee married Shanawaz Shaikh in December 2022
Devoleena Bhattacharjee has addressed the ongoing pregnancy rumours. The actress shared a note on her Instagram stories on Sunday. While she neither confirmed nor denied the speculation, she asked her fans and followers to respect her privacy. She also urged them not to intrude into her personal life.
Devoleena wrote, "Many people have been messaging me for a long time regarding my pregnancy, creating news about it. I am sure that whenever I feel like sharing such news with you all, I will do it myself. For now, please do not bother me."
She added, "What will you do once you find out whether I am pregnant or not? Will you create headlines, make your own content, troll or right 2-3 nice things? But trust me, I do not crave any of these. This is my personal space and you are not invited to bother me."
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