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Kalki Koechlin opens up on being trolled after having a baby out of wedlock
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August 2, 2023
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2:14Now PlayingKalki Koechlin and her partner Guy Hershberg welcomed a girl child into their world in 2020 and the actress has now opened up about all the trolling she had to face during her pregnancy because she wasn't married to her boyfriend when she conceived Sappho. Talking to Mashable India, Kalki revealed that it was a 'conscious decision' as she was earlier married to filmmaker Anurag Kashyap and her boyfriend was also not interested in it. Kalki said, 'Not being married…I was already divorced. He was like, ‘I’m not interested in marriage.’ So we just took a conscious decision not to marry but we were living together.' A while ago, when interacting with Kareena Kapoor during a chat show, Kalki elaborated on her family's reaction to her pregnancy and said, 'Thankfully, both our families are quite unconventional in terms of...they are not too traditional in the sense of having to be married and all of that. My mother is like, Look, next time you marry, just make sure it’s for life.' Because I have already been divorced once. So she wasn’t in a big hurry.' Kalki will next be seen in 'Goldfish' and 'Made in heaven Season 2'. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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