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Did you hear the good news? Neha Dhupia is in the family way!

After weeks of rumours, Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi have finally confirmed that they are in the family way. Angad Bedi announced the good news by sharing some monochrome photos with wife Neha on Instagram.

Neha is glowing in all the pictures and her baby bump is quite visible. Angad captioned the post: "Ha! Turns out this rumor is true. Three of us."


Later, Neha Dhupia also shared some photographs on her Instagram account and wrote: "Here's to new beginnings."

Soon after the couple shared the photos, they went viral and congratulatory messages started pouring in from celebrities and fans. From Malaika Arora to Sonakshi Sinha, many celebs from tinsel-town congratulated the duo on Instagram.

Neha and Angad tied the nuptial knot in an intimate ceremony in May this year. They later announced their wedding by sharing wedding photographs on social media. Some media outlets reported that the wedding was rushed before the baby bump appeared.

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