Not long ago, news of supermodel Neha Taseer giving birth to a newborn baby was floating all over the web. The news was shared by one of Neha’s friends. She posted the picture on her ‘gram story and shared a picture of the baby without revealing his face.
Right after the news broke, netizens began to speculate and criticized the couple for giving birth to a healthy baby right after seven months of their marriage. It does not seem to be a premature delivery. The moral brigade too trolled them and estimated that the baby should have been in an incubator if it was a premature delivery.
Recently, Neha turned to her gram and shared some pictures with her husband Shahbaz Taseer flaunting her baby bump and looking timeless in a black one-shoulder dress.
“Shahbaz and I feel so blessed to introduce the newest member of our family Shavez Ali Taseer to the world! We are eternally grateful to Allah for our bundle of joy and have been so busy enjoying these precious first moments with our little one. ” she captioned.
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The Morey Saiyan star is slaying her maternity by elevating her fashion game up a notch. The diva looks straight out of a vogue magazine, so chic and classy! We are struck by her glamorous persona. Rajpoot wore a black satin one shoulder drop dress with a long slit while her hair was neatly center-parted, giving off true diva vibes. She paired her dress with black high heels looking like a badass mom to be.
Lately, flaunting a baby bump has become a trend that the majority of people refuse to accept. The couple sparked criticism online for their bold photoshoot and netizens spewing hate over them.
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Neha is a Pakistani model and actress who tied the knot with Shahbaz Taseer in a luxurious Nikkah in September 2021. The proud parents have named their son Shavez Ali Taseer.
Shahbaz Taseer is a Pakistani businessman and son of former Punjab Governor Salman Taseer. Shahbaz was previously married to Maheen Ghani and has a daughter with her. Their marriage ended in 2020 with a very public divorce.
