Rajkummar Rao and Patralekhaa share dreamy babymoon moments from New Zealand
Poolside affection and playful sword fights
Rajkummar posted a light-hearted photo on Instagram Stories showing the couple engaged in a mock sword fight. He captioned it with a playful breakdown of their story: '40 % drama, 50% competition, but a lot more in love. Swords fight over squabbles any day #FEEL100InNZ."
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Meanwhile, Patralekhaa shared a series of poolside photos that captured the couple's intimacy and joy. In one frame, they are seen holding hands in the water and in another, them floating in the water.
Further, a romantic kiss in the pool adds to the dreamy vibe, with Patralekhaa glowing in a vibrant orange monokini. Following the post she wrote: 'A different kind of luxury — slow time, soft skies, and warm water. Wairakei Terraces, you'll be hard to forget.
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A pause from adrenaline, a focus on calm
Speaking to Bombay Times, Patralekhaa revealed that the couple consciously skipped activities like bungee jumping and boat rides due to her pregnancy.
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Rajkummar Rao said that he and his wife are avid travellers, and that this trip was one of the 'most unforgettable adventures' they have ever had.
A milestone moment
The couple announced their pregnancy On July 9, they did it with a pastel-toned Instagram post featuring a floral wreath and cradle illustration. The caption simply read 'Elated,' reflecting their quiet joy. The announcement was met with a flood of love from fans and industry people.
Rajkummar and Patralekhaa tied the knot in the year 2021 in an intimate ceremony in Chandigarh, after dating for over a decade. Their relationship has long been admired for its originality and mutual respect.
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