Meet this actress who dated Virat Kohli for two years, worked with Aamir Khan, Vijay Deverakonda; her pictures with the cricketer have resurfaced
was rumoured to be dating an actress called
Izabelle Leite
much before he met
Anushka Sharma
and married her. Suddenly, Izabelle and Virat's pictures are now going viral again and have resurfaced on social media.
So, here's all you need to know.
Izabelle and Virat have reportedly dated for two years before they broke up. They had met during an ad shoot as per reports. While Virat has never admitted to their relationship, Izabelle had once spoken about it during an interview with Bollywood Hungama in 2014. She had said, "Virat was one of the first Indian friends I had when I came to India. We were dating for quite a while. We were together for almost two years.
But we didn't want to make it public.
"
The actress has worked in Hindi movies like 'Sixteen', 'Purani Jeans', 'Mr Majnu'. She also appeared alongside
Aamir Khan
in 'Talaash. She was seen with
Vijay Deverakonda
in 'World Famous Lover'. She's currently married and lives in Doha, Qatar. She now has two daughters is is happily living her life. Izabelle continues to be quite popular on the gram and drops pictures about travel, life and her babies, looking gorgeous as ever.
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She recently dropped a photo on the gram from the time she was pregnant and wrote, "just a feeling from a mom who has 2 babies and doesn't have proper sleep since 2 years but still miss her pregnant days from baby 1 & baby 2. this are how our days look like. it's a mess of happiness & tiredness 🤣🤍🧿✨😊 ps: im not pregnant again 🚼"
Meanwhile, Virat is now married to Anushka Sharma and they are serving couple goals. They tied the knot in December 2017. They welcomed their first child, daughter Vamika in 2021 and son Akaay in 2023.
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