Athiya Shetty Is KL Rahul's Biggest Cheerleader And This Photo Is Proof
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Currently in the United Kingdom to accompany the cricketer for his upcoming five-match series against England, Athiya Shetty posted a picture of an apparel store on Instagram.
Athiya Shetty is husband KL Rahul's biggest cheerleader. Currently in the United Kingdom to accompany the cricketer for his upcoming five-match series against England, the actress was roaming around when Paul & Shark's store caught her attention. Quickly, she grabbed her phone and posted a picture of the Italian luxury clothing brand's store on Instagram stories. The reason – KL Rahul's poster in the store. FYI, KL Rahul is the global ambassador for Paul & Shark.
Sharing the picture, Athiya tagged Rahul and followed it up with a wave and a heart emoji.
Before this, Athiya Shetty also shared a sweet note for KL Rahul to honour him on Father's Day. Taking to Instagram Stories, she posted a monochrome picture of Rahul cuddling their daughter and wrote, 'Happy first Father's Day KL Rahul… we miss you."
Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul got married in January 2023 at Suniel Shetty's Khandala farmhouse. A year after the wedding, the couple announced their pregnancy in November 2024 and welcomed their first child, a baby girl, on March 24. Announcing the super exciting news, she wrote, 'Blessed with a Baby Girl. 24.03.2025. Athiya And Rahul."
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Later, KL Rahul and Athiya also revealed their baby daughter's name via another post. Introducing their daughter as Evaarah, the duo shared a joint post on Instagram. It included an adorable picture of their daughter. In the photo, the cricketer was seen holding Evaarah in his arms as Athiya also sat beside him, adoring her baby. In the caption of their post, the cricketer mentioned that their daughter's name means 'Gift of God'. He wrote, 'Our baby girl, our everything. Evaarah/ इवारा ~ Gift of God."
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Speaking of KL Rahul's association with Paul & Shark, he was named as the global ambassador for the Italian luxury clothing brand last month. In a statement, he said, 'Paul & Shark just gets my style. The brand is effortless, sharp, and never trying too hard. It stands for quality and quiet confidence, which is exactly how I see fashion, too. Being the first Indian to represent them globally makes it even more special; it feels like the kind of partnership that just fits."
The campaign went live on May 2 with a special focus on India.
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