Katrina Kaif And Vicky Kaushal To Welcome Their First Child

According to reports, she plans to take a long maternity break after the baby’s arrival, as she wishes to be a hands-on mother.

Bollywood’s power couple Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal are reportedly expecting their first child. While the two have not made any official announcement yet, sources told NDTV that Katrina’s baby is due between October and November this year.

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Pregnancy rumours surrounding the actress have been circulating for months, though both Katrina and Vicky have remained tight-lipped. Interestingly, Katrina has also kept a low profile in recent weeks, fuelling further speculation. According to reports, she plans to take a long maternity break after the baby’s arrival, as she wishes to be a hands-on mother.

Vicky Kaushal’s Earlier Response To Pregnancy Buzz

When asked about the rumours during the trailer launch of his film Bad Newz, Vicky Kaushal had playfully dismissed them. He said…

“As far as the good news is concerned, we will be very happy to share it with you, but for now, there is no truth to the speculations. Abhi Bad Newz enjoy kijiye, jab good news ayega toh hum aapke saath zarur share karenge.”

If confirmed, this will mark a new chapter for Katrina and Vicky, who tied the knot in December 2021 in an intimate ceremony in Rajasthan.

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