Aswath Chandrasekar shares precious moments from wife Kanmani Manoharan's baby shower – See pic!
Actor and anchor
is gearing up for a new and exciting phase in his life fatherhood! The popular television personality, who has gained a loyal fan following through shows like
, recently hosted a beautiful
ceremony (
) for his wife, actress
.
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The couple shared glimpses of the intimate celebration on social media, leaving fans delighted and emotional.
Aswath took to his official Instagram handle to post a series of pictures from the traditional event. Dressed in a regal red silk saree, Kanmani Manoharan looked radiant and full of joy, while Aswath complemented her with a cheerful smile, standing proudly by her side. The event was a private yet joyful affair attended by close friends and family, held in a traditional setting adorned with flowers and festive decor.
In his caption, Aswath lovingly wrote in Tamil, 'இது #AswathinKanmani சீமந்தம்
,'
tagging his wife and making the occasion even more special for fans who follow their journey together.
The photos quickly went viral, drawing an outpouring of love and wishes from fans, friends, and fellow celebrities. The comments section was flooded with congratulatory messages, red heart emojis, and good luck wishes for the couple as they prepare to welcome their first child.
Many lauded the couple for sharing such a heartfelt and significant moment with their followers, creating a wave of warmth across social media.
Kanmani Manoharan, known for her roles in Tamil serials like
, has often shared snippets of her personal life with fans, and this celebration added a new layer of connection between her and her admirers. The couple, fondly referred to by fans as #AswathinKanmani, have consistently won hearts with their down-to-earth presence and strong bond.
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As they step into
, the couple has received immense support and blessings from their fanbase. With glowing smiles and love in abundance, Aswath and Kanmani's baby shower celebration has left everyone eagerly looking forward to the next beautiful chapter in their lives.
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