Tejasswi Prakash Dances To 'Desi Girl', Hugs Karan Kundrra On Laughter Chefs 2
Tejasswi Prakash and Karan Kundrra met inside the Bigg Boss 15 house and fell in love with each other.
Tejasswi Prakash will be seen gracing an upcoming episode of Laughter Chefs season two to support her actor boyfriend, Karan Kundrra. Recently, Colors TV shared a promo which featured several glimpses of Tejasswi's appearance on the show.
It began with Tejasswi Prakash entering the stage, grooving to Priyanka Chopra's popular track 'Desi Girl'. She then met her beau and gave him a tight hug. Karan was also seen planting a kiss on Tejasswi's forehead. She was then seen trying to make a cake with Karan and Kashmera Shah.
'Karan ki dish ko banaane best aur dene kitchen mein uska saath, aa gayi unki better half! 🥹😍," the caption of the promo read. Watch it here:
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Several other celebrities are also likely to grace the Laughter Chefs 2 finale. Among others, the buzz is that, Shraddha Arya, Divyanka Tripathi and Isha Malviya will also be joining the contestants to try their cooking skills.
Talking about Tejasswi Prakash and Karan Kundrra, the two met inside the Bigg Boss 15 house and fell in love with each other. Recently, they also celebrated the actress' birthday by visiting the Ujjain's Mahakaleshwar temple, seeking Lord Shiva's blessings.
Last year, their breakup rumours also made headlines. However, back then, Kundrra dismissed all such speculations and told ETimes, 'This is imagination at its peak."
Prior to this, in an exclusive interview with News18 Showsha, Karan shared that he and Tejasswi were going very strong and were unfazed by the questions about their marriage.
'To be honest, if I start taking pressure, then I won't be able to outperform. I am an artist and I am somebody who has to make some very critical decisions in my life," he told us and then added, 'I have to worry about so many other things rather than the pressure. No offence, but I cannot live my life if I take this pressure. (I am) Wise enough to know when what should happen. Neither the relationship has changed. We are pretty happy, sorted."
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