New Parents Debina Bonnerjee And Gurmeet Choudhary Are Celebrating Their "Little Princess For Life"
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"Celebrating our little princess for life #welcomehomebaby," wrote Debina and Gurmeet
On April 4, Debina Bonnerjee and Gurmeet Choudhary became proud parents to a baby girl. On Tuesday, new parents Debina and Gurmeet were clicked outside the hospital when they were taking their daughter home. Now, they have shared photos from the homecoming party and it was all things pink. Both Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee are wearing pink colour t-shirts and the banner behind them reads, "welcome home baby." They captioned the photos as "Celebrating our little princess for life #welcomehomebaby." Arjun Rampal commented on the post and wrote, "Congratulations Mummy and Papa what amazing news. God bless the little princess. See you soon."
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On April 4, Gurmeet Choudhary and Debina Bonnerjee had announced the arrival of their first child. Sharing a video from the hospital, they had written, "With utmost gratitude, we welcome our "BABY GIRL" into this world. 3.4.2022. Thank you for all your love and blessings. Love & Gratitude Gurmeet & Debina."
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