Varun Dhawan Requests The Media For Privacy After Welcoming Baby Daughter
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"During this special time, we request the media to give us our privacy," read an excerpt from his post
Varun Dhawan and wife Natasha Dalal welcomed a baby girl on Monday. On Tuesday morning, Varun shared a post announcing the arrival of his child and he requested privacy for the family. The text on the post jointly shared by Varun and Natasha read, "Our baby girl is here. Baby Dhawan. 3rd June 2024. Proud parents - Varun and Natasha. Elated family Dalals and Dhawans." An excerpt from the statement read, "We are overjoyed with this new blessing in our lives. During this special time, we request the media to give us our privacy. Thank you for your support and understanding - Natasha and Varun."
"Our baby girl is here. Thank you for all the good wishes for the mama and the baby," read the caption on the post. Check out Varun Dhawan's post here:
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