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'New parents in B-town' Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover welcome first child

The couple tied the knot after one year of dating in April 2016.

'New parents in B-town' Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover welcome first child

Bollywood actors and couple Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover, on Saturday, welcomed their first child.

The 'Alone' couple got blessed with a baby girl.


Bipasha and Karan welcomed their first child six years after their marriage.

Although the couple has still not confirmed the news on their respective social media platforms.

Recently, celebrity couples Ranbir Kapoor- Alia Bhatt and Gurmeet Choudhary - Debina Bonnerjee also welcomed baby girls.

Bipasha and Karan, on August 16, officially announced that they are expecting their first child together.

Taking to Instagram, Bipasha penned a heartfelt post announcing her pregnancy.

"A new time, a new phase, a new light adds another unique shade to our prism of life. Making us a little more whole than we used to be. We began this life individually and then we met each other and from then we were two. Too much love for only two seemed a little unfair for us to see...so soon, we who once were two will now become three. A creation manifested by our love, our baby will join us soon and add to our glee," she wrote.

Alongside the note, she shared a few images from her maternity shoot with her hubby.

Bipasha and Karan first met on the set of Bhushan Patel's film 'Alone' in the year 2015, which marked their first on-screen collaboration and they tied the knot after one year of dating in April 2016.

(ANI)

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