"We Are United Now," Writes COVID-Negative Angad Bedi. Bonus - His Adorable Video With Daughter Mehr
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Angad Bedi had recently tested positive for COVID-19
Angad Bedi, who had recently tested positive for coronavirus, is now COVID-negative, the actor shared the news on Instagram. In his post, Angad also treated his Instafam to an adorable video of himself and his daughter Mehr on the platform, as he met her after staying in an isolation for 16 days. The video begins with Neha saying, "C'mon Mehr, where is papa?" After Mehr listens to Neha's voice, the little munchkin runs towards her dad Angad as she sees him. COVID-negative Angad hugs his daughter for a few seconds. We then see him offering chocolate to Mehr. The video also features a picture of Angad with his wife Neha and daughter Mehr in which all of them can be seen posing together. In the post, Angad also wrote a heartwarming note after the recovery as he "reunited" with his family. "COVID-19 you have been very hard on all of mankind. These have been very trying times. But one thing that has come out of it has been the value of our loved ones," an excerpt from his post read. "Finally tested negative and after 16 days of isolation, I get to see my lovely wife Neha and my daughter Mehr who were themselves facing such uncertainty. But we are reunited now...there is no better feeling than coming back home...I'm home. Neha, you and Mehr together make such a lovely home. Waheguru Mehr kare," he added. Neha dropped a comment on Angad's post. She wrote, "We missed you like crazy...every day every minute every second." To which, Angad replied, "Same here."
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