Pakistani Actress Sanam Saeed Announces Birth of Son
The couple shared the news in an Instagram post, revealing that they have named their son Vali Hasan Mirza, and he was born on May 18, 2025.
The caption for the post read, "Our hearts are full. With love, wonder, and the tiniest little fingers, we welcome our son Vali Hasan Mirza into the world surrounded by love. All that is by the will of Allah — there is no power except through Him. Please keep our little one in your duas.'
Saeed announced the pregnancy in a Mother's Day post, paying tribute to her late mother.
The actress and Mohib Mirza have kept their relationship under wraps mostly and announced their marriage in 2023.
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