Since Katrina Kaif, an actress, wed Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal, age 40, there have been rumors that the couple is expecting a child. Many people said the actress had a baby bump and other things, but Katrina was never extremely outspoken about the rumors.
(Also Read: Katrina Kaif And Vicky Kaushal Depart From Mumbai For Celebrating Actress’ 40th Birthday Bash! (Watch Video))
One of the entertainment portals said that Katrina Kaif's close friends had suggested that the actress will soon plan a kid when she finishes shooting her movie. At the time there were speculations of the Tiger 3 actress expecting a baby and being pregnant with her first child.
According to reports, Katrina Kaif told her friends, "I shall plan a baby only after I finish shooting for the films- which I am doing with Vijay Sethupathi and Farhan Akhtar." Will the actress consider family planning now that ‘Jee Le Zaraa’ has been shelved, though?
An insider reveals, "Katrina Kaif is in no rush, and she is rightly focused on her career as she has some extremely interesting line-ups. The actress always openly spoke about her personal life, and when it comes to having Abby, she will definitely tell the fans about it. But for now Kata and Vicky are happy in their space and are really not ready to embrace parenthood, but never say never, they may leave their fans surprised, as every married couple even they desire to have kids and tat will happen but only they will tell when is the right time, we completely understand the excitement among fans , but it's persona life and they should be given that space.".
Currently, Katrina is traveling with her husband Vicky Kaushal to celebrate her 40th birthday. The actress will soon return to finish the final ‘Tiger 3’ schedule and start promoting the film as well as ‘Merry Christmas’ with Vijay Sethupathi. She won't consider getting pregnant till she's finished with her work obligations. Fans of Vicky and Katrina are currently waiting for them to appear in a scene together in a movie so they can see their electric chemistry in action.