What Malaika Arora Really "Said Yes" To - Wait, What Did You Think She Was Talking About?
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"Umm, wait, what did you guys think I was talking about," asked Malaika Arora
Alright, alright, Malaika Arora almost had us all with her cryptic Instagram post that she shared on Thursday morning. The one that she captioned: "I said yes." After a couple of hours (and a lot of speculation about a possible announcement involving boyfriend Arjun Kapoor), Malaika Arora decided to finally reveal the thing that she actually said yes to and turns out, it is a new reality show titled Moving In With Malaika , which will stream on Disney+Hotstar from December 5 and it will give fans a closer look into the star's life. Sounds exciting, doesn't it?
Malaika Arora announced her association with the project by sharing a post, the caption on which read: "I said yes to Disney+Hotstar for my new reality show Hotstar Specials Moving In With Malaika where you will get to see me up close and personal, like never before. Umm, wait, what did you guys think I was talking about? Streaming from 5th Dec. #MIMonHotstar."
Take a look at Malaika Arora's post here:
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