SHOCKING! A Reddit User Confirmed Alia Bhatt’s Pregnancy In April Itself, Her Account Was Banned For Circulating The News-See Her VIRAL POST
A Reddit user confirmed Alia Bhatt’s pregnancy news in April itself and her post has now gone viral
Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt has been making headlines ever since she announced her pregnancy. On June 27, the Udta Punjab actress announced expecting her first child with husband Ranbir Kapoor via a sweet post on her Instagram handle. Alia, since then has been the center of attraction. But do you know that a Reddit user confirmed the actress’ pregnancy in April itself- the same month she got married? Yes, you read that right!
A woman by the name ‘newbee_forfun’ disclosed Alia’s pregnancy news on the social media platform Reddit. In fact, her post was deleted and her account was banned. The user had written, “Apparently, Miss Bhatt is pregnant. Source is an assistant who is a friend/makeup artist.” The screenshot of this post has gone viral on social media. ALSO READ: Preggers Alia Bhatt Flaunts Her Pregnancy Glow As She Shares Her ‘Me Time’ Pictures From Portugal; Fans Say, 'Glowing Mommy'
Reportedly, back then the user was called out for spreading fake news and her claims were termed as mere gossip. However, now that Alia herself has confirmed her pregnancy, the user’s account is now restored and the ban has been lifted. Informing the same, the Reddit user wrote, “Hello friends, the ban has been lifted from me. Thank you for giving me credit. I can understand that sounded fanciful at the time, but I trusted the source.” Many netizens extended their support to the female user saying she was right and deserves an award.
Meanwhile, Alia shared the happy news with the world by sharing a photo of herself with Ranbir from the hospital on Instagram and wrote, “Our baby… is coming soon.” The couple got married on April 14 at the actor’s residence Vastu in Mumbai. Alia and Ranbir’s wedding was a low-key affair with just family members, relatives, and a few close friends in attendance.
