Bollywood actress, Sonam Kapoor has shifted to a new apartment on the occasion of 'Navami'. Check out as she shared beautiful glimpses of the new place.
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja, who is juggling her life in Mumbai and London, has finally shifted her base to Mumbai. On the occasion of Navami Sonam shifted to her new gorgeous home in Mumbai, Maharashtra with her husband, Anand Ahuja and one-year-old baby boy, Vayu Kapoor Ahuja. The actress shared glimpses of her luxurious apartment, and oh boy, it is nothing less than a palace.
On October 23, 2023, Sonam took to her Instagram handle and posted a couple of pictures from her new home. The actress was decked up in a pretty blush pink-toned suit with golden embroidery in the photos. She styled her look with jhumkis and kadas. Subtle makeup with soft lips and hair tied in a braid completed her look.
We also got a sneak-peak of her new home as the actress was sitting on a retro chair by the window. The walls of her new home was engraved with ancient Indian karigari. Sonam's new home gave out Indian palace vibes. Along with it, Sonam wrote:
"We moved into our new house this week .. our hearts are filled with joy and hope and we can’t wait to make new memories here."
Recently, a video of Sonam Kapoor went viral, wherein she pointed out a religious custom and revealed how she refused to follow it. In the clip, Sonam revealed that she had an argument with pandit ji who told her to feed honey as the first bite to her son. The actress made it clear to the pandit ji that she was not going to feed honey but apple puree to her son.
Sonam added that in a book she read about raising a child, it was mentioned that feeding honey to kids who are less than one year old can have an adverse effect on their health. For those who don't know, honey contains Clostridium Botulinum which can cause infant botulism, a rare fatal illness.
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