Shraddha Arya's twin babies' faces revealed by paparazzi accidentally; actress requests to avoid posting them

Shraddha Arya, known for her role as Preeta in the popular TV show "Kundali Bhagya," has been making headlines recently, but this time it's not about her acting skills. The actress, who welcomed twin babies, Shaurya and Siya, with her husband Rahul Nagal, an Indian Navy officer, has requested paparazzi to refrain from posting pictures of her babies, especially when their faces are accidentally visible during spot encounters.

Shraddha Arya and her husband Rahul Nagal were recently spotted at Mumbai airport with their twin babies, Siya and Shaurya. The happy family posed for paparazzi, with the couple stylishly dressed in white comfortable clothes. However, Shraddha got shocked when the paparazzi took pictures of her children without her consent. She requested that they respect her kids' privacy.

Despite the unexpected photographs, she posted a request on her Instagram story, asking for privacy, “I request paparazzi who took photos of my babies at the airport just now, not to post them online. This was done unexpectedly. I respectfully request privacy for my babies, as I’ve chosen not to expose them publicly at this time. Thank you for your understanding and respect.”

This isn't the first time Shraddha Arya has taken steps to protect her children's privacy. Although she's shared adorable glimpses of her twins on social media, she's careful not to reveal their faces or compromise their identity. In fact, she creatively announced their names, Shaurya and Siya, using Ghibli-style portraits that maintained their privacy while still sharing the joyous news with her fans.

Shraddha Arya and Rahul Nagal welcomed twin babies on November 29, 2024, nearly three years after their intimate wedding ceremony in 2021. She has been sharing adorable updates about her twin babies, Shaurya and Siya, on social media. The names of her babies hold special meaning, with Shaurya symbolizing bravery and Siya representing purity and devotion, inspired by Goddess Sita from Indian mythology.