Hrithik Roshan Is "Super" Impressed With Ex-Wife Sussanne Khan's Gender Fluid Look. His Comment
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"The Easy breezy chilled summer- monsoon (lockdown) look," Sussanne Khan described her look
Of late, gender fluid fashion has really inspired interior designer Sussanne Khan's wardrobe, glimpses of which she often shares on Instagram. Over the weekend, Sussanne was spotted sporting a grey pathani kurta-pyjama set, which she described in these words: "The Easy breezy chilled summer- monsoon (lockdown) look." Sharing a bunch of photos, she added: "I totally love these gender fluid pathanis." Sussanne Khan's look turned out to be a hit with her Instafam but there's one comment which took the cake - no points for guessing it was from her ex-husband Hrithik Roshan. Impressed by Sussanne's new sartorial choices, Hrithik wrote: "Super look." Replying to Hrithik, Sussanne wrote: "LOL and super comfy!" Take a look at Sussanne Khan's post and Hrithik's comment here:
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