Video Jockey and television actor Anoushey Ashraf recently committed themselves to their fans in a question and answering session on Instagram, offering intimate glimpses in their life a few days after marrying.
Ashraf frankly addressed several consultations, including one about his beloved pets. Responding to whether he would bring his pets to his new home after marriage, he said with conviction: “My husband lives in London! We had a Nikkah and we are planning an intimate wedding soon inshallah. The dog goes to where I go. Family and we didn’t abandon To the family, never. “
Another question mentioned the possibility of relocating abroad with her husband. Ashraf revealed: “They still have no solid plans, but we will travel a lot! Yay.”
Recognizing the admiration of her young women’s audience, Ashraf expressed her gratitude, particularly a mother whose daughter finds her inspiring. “Thank you very much. These messages make me very happy. May God bless you ten times. And much love for all your children. May your future be brilliant, and grow to be happy and wise,” he replied hotly.
In response to the revelation of a fan about the fight with loneliness while traveling, Ashraf offered empathic advice. “Loneliness cannot be removed by an incorrect association or marriage,” he advised. “Do not hurry. Have faith in the process. Be your best friend and enjoy all your trips and work more. Everything is a blessing. Not being married at this time can also be a blessing and simply not senus,” he said to his followers “The right person will come when it is enough alone. When you are happy with yourself. When you are fine alone.” Ashraf concluded his response in a hopeful note, urging his audience to hug the adventures of life with optimism. “The glass is always half full. Do not miss the moments. Look at the world, laugh and explore and you will meet someone when the time comes.”
The VJ also mentioned the severity of postpartum depression during the session. Responding to a mother who revealed that she wants someone to remove her baby, Ashraf wrote: “Postpartum depression is very real. No, you don’t want anyone to take your baby, you just need the type of appropriate help and support. I suggest you speak with your gynecologist as soon as possible. Tell your family how you feel and ask them for help and support at this crucial moment. “
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