Ahaan Panday's sister Alanna goes house hunting in LA with husband Ivor; wants to get a house with designated space for mother-in-law
Alanna shared that they are currently living in a 3-bedroom house but she wants to now move into a 5-bedroom house with a backyard. She shared that they are 'exploding out of this house as there is no space.' She then shared her list of criteria that needs to be met for the new house. 'One of them is natural light, high ceilings which I feel is missing in our house right now. Another one is we want it to be 4-5 bedrooms. Right now, we are in a 3-bedroom house. Ideally, we would want it to be 5 bedrooms but I don't want to stretch,' she shared.
Alanna then continued her list and shared, 'We want a bigger backyard. We want space for River. We want Ivor's mom to spend more time with us so we are looking for a house with a casita at the back so she can have her own space when she comes,and that way my mom can come.'
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Alanna and Ivor went through few houses and did not like any of them enough to put down an offer. Some didn't seem as baby-friendly, and for some, the cost of the renovation was too high. Another house, which appeared to be quite a catch from afar, gave Ivor a 'weird vibe.' ''Ivor thinks some weird stuff happened in the house,' he said as Alanna added that this was 'not a very warm house' because of the lack of wood.
Alanna and Ivor are parents to son River,w ho was born in June 2024.
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