Ever since they started dating in 2016, Prince Narula and Yuvika Choudhary have been giving us major #CoupleGoals. The major credit for which goes to their loved-up, full-of-mush pictures on their social media handles.
The two met in 2015 during the reality show Bigg Boss, fell in love and decided to tie the knot on October 12, 2018. As the couple happily completed one year of marriage yesterday, Yuvika posted another loving message on her Instagram. She wrote an emotional note for her “dearest” husband and it is melting our hearts.
She shared a video of some beautiful moments with her long-time love Prince Narula. Check out the video and bookmark it for when you need to shower your bae with some love! *wink*
It was not just Yuvika though, Prince also did not leave the opportunity to express his love for her. He shared a video from their wedding reception and said that he can’t imagine his life without Yuvika. “Happy anniversary baby, lub zuuuu bht sara”, Prince wrote on Instagram.
And how can we forget the big, fat, royal #PriVika wedding? How cute were the lovebirds throughout! Their dreamy wedding photos made us want to be a part of their celebrations too. Rannvijay Singha, Karan Kundra, Anusha Dandekar, Irrfan Khan, Sohail Khan were among the other celebrities who blessed the couple on their big day. We still remember the bride-chilla dancing and jamming, a besotted groom, and that very extra entrance especially for the couple from the wedding last year.
A few days ago, Yuvika shared a few pictures where the couple was seen performing puja right before their anniversary began. She captioned it, “Small puja for 1st anniversary”. Take a look.
On the work front, Prince and Yuvika are currently participating in Nach Baliye and were earlier seen as a celebrity host couple in Splitsvilla.
Their life seems like a lover’s dream. We’re sending all our love to these cuties, wishing their smiles and laughter lasts a lifetime.
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