CONGRATULATIONS! Neha Marda Blessed With A BabyGirl Amid Pregnancy Complications (View Pic)
Neha Marda, a TV actress who was today brought to the hospital due to pregnancy difficulties, gave birth to a baby girl.
Alisha Limbachia | Updated On: Apr 8, 2023 12:17 PM IST
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Because it's a girl, it's time to celebrate! Neha Marda, a Balika Vadhu actor, welcomed her darling princess into the world today. Neha was taken to the hospital earlier today because of concerns with her pregnancy. By uploading images from the hospital and being transparent about the difficulties of her pregnancy, she also kept her fans up to date. Neha gave birth to a premature baby when she was supposed to give birth in May. Both mother and child are doing well.
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Neha is ecstatic about having a kid and is sharing her joy about embracing parenting. She insisted that she has not yet had the opportunity to hold the newborn in her arms because the NICU received the child quickly after it was born. She revealed in an interview, "She was with me briefly before she had to be moved to NICU being a premature baby. She has put on some weight," she added. The actress continued to discuss her health, stating that issues were anticipated and that her BP had been a major concern throughout the pregnancy. "I am glad the phase is over, and I have been blessed with a beautiful daughter. Both of us are doing fine," Neha was quoted saying.
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The mother is still in the hospital with the baby. She continues, “I am hoping to be discharged by the end of this week and my daughter in a fortnight. I am yet to hold my child and gaze at her lovingly. The actress tied the knot with Patna-based businessman Ayushman Agarwal in February 2012,. She also advises women to embrace motherhood at an early age. “Taking from my experience, I would say that if you really want to be a mother, don’t wait. Do it in your 20s or early 30s for a less complicated experience. Motherhood doesn’t change anything,” she concludes.
