Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta to embrace parenthood after 11 years of marriage? Report

Ravi and Sargun have captivated audiences both in front of the camera and behind it, as their romantic journey keeps motivating numerous admirers.

Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta have consistently been one of the most adored pairs on Indian television. They started their journey as co-stars on the show 12/24 Karol Bagh, which gained them recognition and still resonates today, and they have created an empire as producers and are excelling in their careers.

The pair portrayed a couple in 12/24 Karol Bagh and began dating off-screen. After hiding their relationship from everyone, they made it official after five months. The Jamai Raja star made an elaborate proposal to Sargun during their time on the show Nach Baliye 5 in December 2012, and they got married on December 7, 2013.

Ravi and Sargun have captivated audiences both in front of the camera and behind it, as their romantic journey keeps motivating numerous admirers. Since the day they got married, the couple have been queried about their choices regarding family planning.

Recently, they were spotted in Bigg Boss 19 to promote their show Juliet Jatt Di. Subsequently, the pair was seen at the hospital, resulting in speculation and gossip circulating.

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In a past interview with the Hindustan Times, Sargun Mehta mentioned that there’s an expectation for couples to have children, which impacts how marriage is viewed as an institution. The actress stated that the pair wishing to have children are not in the wrong. Nonetheless, individuals have varying priorities and objectives.

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She had quoted, "Certain individuals reach it at 25, while others attain it at 40. You can only move forward and bring happiness to someone else when you feel content with your life's pursuits. It's not something you can achieve while you're still fighting or striving to become someone. My journey is different.”