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MS Dhoni and Sakshi kept the news of their relationship completely hidden from the media
Let us tell you that Mahendra Singh Dhoni has always been very private about his personal life. He and Sakshi kept the news of their relationship completely hidden from the media. No one had any idea that these two were going to get married. In 2010, when Dhoni returned after winning the IPL trophy, he married Sakshi Rawat in Dehradun. This wedding was so private that only a few close friends and family members attended it. When this news came out after the marriage, the fans were shocked. This has been Dhoni's specialty, he always speaks less about personal things but whatever he does, he does it quietly.
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