Milind Soman’s birthday post for Ankita Konwar is just so sweet. Don’t miss her reaction
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Milind Soman shared adorable photos with wife Ankita Konwar along with a sweet note to wish her on her birthday.
Milind Soman’s wife Ankita Konwar celebrated her birthday on August 30. The supermodel and actor took to Instagram today, a day after her birthday, to share a heartfelt note for his ‘sweetheart’.
Milind also posted a set of some endearing pictures from their recent travel diaries. “My sweetheart, I know you had a Happy Birthday yesterday, I was there! And what an amazing and beautiful start to your new year at 17000ft above sea level. I love you more every year. Wishing that all the good and wonderful things that you have dreamt of come true. You are the best,” he wrote in the caption.
See his Instagram post here:
Going by the caption of Milind’s Instagram post, the couple celebrated Ankita’s birthday together while travelling.
Meanwhile, Ankita had a sweet reaction to Milind’s special birthday post for her. She took to the comments section and wrote, “17000 feet is even better with you.”
See her comment here:
Both Ankita and Milind never fail to express love for each other on social media.
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