Bigg Boss 18 fame Edin Rose opens up about freezing her eggs; says 'I want babies, but I don't know about the man part yet'
The actress recently wrapped up the shoot for her upcoming film Love Insurance Kompany, which is backed by superstar Nayanthara's production. While her professional journey is on a steady rise, Edin also continues to win hearts with her grounded and kind nature.
In a recent interview with Filmygyaan, she made a personal revelation that has sparked both curiosity and admiration: 'I'm going to freeze my eggs, I want babies but I don't know about the man part yet.
I am going to do it in two days. I'm going to freeze my eggs. I want babies. I am 26, I'm turning 27 and I feel like my life is getting over as I'm getting old. If it were to happen organically and I get married well and good. I'm a family oriented person.
I do want to get married and have kids but there's a high chance I won't find a partner how I want him to be because of the generation we live in."
She further added, "My mom came two days ago because I was super sick and I sat her down.
I told her I want to have a very important conversation with you. I told her this week I'm going to freeze my eggs. My mom is a very open minded person but in such things she's a little old school and she gave me a look. I was like what? She told me why can't you do things the traditional way and she asked me to get married. I said 'get married to who?' Do you know any man because I don't know any man? She is like rishte aate rehte hain.
I told her why would I want to go through that trauma aaj banda accha hai kal nahi hua toh? What if he doesn't love me? I've seen so many cases where a man is head-over-heels in love with a woman, she gets pregnant and is busy with kids and that man is cheating. Who wants to go through it? I told my mom look your husband was good, mine might not be so let me just freeze my eggs because I want babies beautiful like me. I am very fond of kids, but I don't know about the man part."
In an age where conversations about fertility, single parenting, and women's autonomy are finally getting the space they deserve, Edin's candidness adds an authentic voice to the dialogue.
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