Celebrations abound as India's cricket maestro Virat Kohli and Bollywood actor Anushka Sharma proudly announced the arrival of their baby boy, introducing him to the world with the unique name 'Akaay'. The power couple, often affectionately referred to as 'Virushka' by fans, shared the heartwarming news on social media.
In a touching post, Virat expressed, "With abundant happiness and our hearts full of love, we are pleased to inform everyone that on 15th February, we welcomed our baby boy Akaay & Vamika's little brother into this world!" The cricketer, who had recently withdrawn from the Test series against England due to personal reasons, requested blessings and good wishes while urging respect for their privacy during this special time.
The distinctive name 'Akaay' holds profound meanings across different cultures. In Sanskrit, it signifies 'body-less' or 'Nirakaar,' carrying interpretations of immortality and the absence of decay. Notably, the name also has a Turkish connection, where it refers to a shining moon, as reported by The Times of India.
This isn't the first time Virat and Anushka have chosen a name with cultural significance. Their daughter, born in 2021, was named Vamika. The couple, who exchanged vows in a private ceremony in Italy in December 2017, continues to capture hearts with their endearing family moments.
The couple's decision to share the news on social media was met with an outpouring of love and congratulations from fans, fellow celebrities, and well-wishers across the globe.
While the couple has not shared any images of the newborn yet, fans are eagerly awaiting a glimpse of the newest member of the Kohli-Sharma family. As per the note, Anushka and Virat have requested privacy during this time, and it is anticipated that they will share more details and possibly a first look at Baby Akaay when they feel comfortable doing so.
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