Nakuul Mehta's Wife Jankee Says ‘Life Has Changed’ Post Their Baby Boy Sufi’s Birth; Opens Up About Her ‘New Mom Problems’
Nakuul Mehta’s wife Jankee was asked why hasn’t been posting on Instagram. Jankee opened up about her life post the birth of their baby Sufi, and all new moms will relate to her struggles!
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Ishqbaaaz fame Nakuul Mehta and his wife Jankee welcomed their baby boy on February 3, and the couple has been over the moon since the arrival of their little munchkin. Announcing the news of their baby’s birth, Jankee had shared an adorable glimpse of the little one holding on to her hand, and she captioned it as, “February 3, 2021 This is us Grateful and sleepy in equal measure.” Further, a few days later, they announced that they have named their son ‘Sufi’. Apart from a few posts every now and then, Jankee hasn’t been very active on social media since the birth of her baby, and now she has revealed why.
Jankee was asked why she has not been active on Instagram and why she hasn’t been posting much on the social media platform as she used to. Her response is something that all new moms would relate to. Jankee took to her Instagram story to share that her life has changed after Sufi’s birth, and that all she does the whole day is feeding him, making him burp, changing his diapers. Jankee revealed that she hardly finds a few moments to herself, during which, she randomly scrolls through Instagram.
“I am told I haven't posted anything on Instagram. Wondering what to post when all I do all day is feed and burp Sufi, change his diapers, sleep in bits and pieces and if I get lucky and get a moment to myself- I'll randomly scroll through Instagram (like I am right now!) #LifeHasChanged #newmomproblems,” wrote Jankee.
Jankee 's Instagram story
Meanwhile, Nakuul and Jankee revealed their son’s name through a social media post, and also explained the significance behind the name. “‘Sufi’ A name that we decided when we were 3 months pregnant for our to-be first born, irrespective of the gender. Sufi symbolises spirituality, art, philosophy, literature, soul, song and everything that we stand for & beyond,” wrote Nakuul Mehta. ALSO READ: Kavita Kaushik Congratulates Nakuul Mehta After She Takes DIY Chaired Bookshelf Inspiration From New Daddy On Valentine’s Day
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