Shilpa Shetty Pens 'Thank You' Note For Raj Kundra On Their 13th Anniversary

Shilpa Shetty  dedicated a anniversary post for her spouse Raj Kundra with her best wishes on their 13th wedding anniversary through a montage of their loving photos. She shared a message with him as well, thanking him for making her journey beautiful.

On Tuesday, sharing the post the actor wrote, "13 years, Cookie, whoa! (and not counting) Thank you for sharing this journey with me in this lifetime and making it so beautiful. You, me, Us...That’s all I need. Happy Anniversary to US, Cookie. #Anniversary #13Years #Love #BetterTogether #grateful #blessed #happy."

Shilpa Shetty Wishes 13th Anniversary To Raj Kundra

The actor's followers and industry friends commented as soon as the post was shared. Bipasha Basu, Neelam Kothari, Sophie Choudry, Sanjay Kapoor, and her sister Shamita Shetty all left remarks in praise of the couple.

On November 22, 2009, actor Shilpa Shetty and businessman Raj Kundra exchanged vows. The couple welcomed their son Viaan in May 2012, and in February 2020, they welcomed a daughter through surrogacy and named her Samisha.

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Recently, Raj Kundra and others were charged with creating and streaming pornographic content after Mumbai Cyber Crime submitted a 1,000-page charging document. But according to Raj's lawyer, Prashant Patil, "whatever allegations we could understand from the FIR and media reports, it can be safely concluded that my client has nothing to do with the said crime. There isn't anything against him that can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. We'll make sure he receives justice by adhering to the rules of the law. " "Raj Kundra has a right to be heard, and he will go to court to seek justice, preserve his reputation, and uphold his dignity," the man added.

Raj Kundra was detained by law enforcement for more than two months on charges related to the alleged production of pornographic films on July 19, along with 11 other people. He was given bail by a Mumbai court in exchange for a 50,000 surety. He was charged with violating pertinent provisions of the Information Technology Act, the Indecent Representation of Women (Prevention Act), and the Indian Penal Code. He was accused of making and disseminating pornographic movies through the use of the subscriber-supported mobile app "Hotshots."