Out of 22 Bigg Boss couples, just this one is getting married?

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Shocked? Don’t be. We are neither talking about Benafsha Soonawala and Priyank Sharma nor we are hinting at Bandgi Kalra and Puneesh Sharma’s natural next step. Arshi Khan and Hiten Tejwani are anyway out of question. Just jog your memory, two years ago when Prince Narula had walked away with the trophy, remember how he also got lucky in the matters of heart during his stay.

Bigg Boss couple

The sparks flew between Prince and Yuvika Chaudhary as soon as they entered the house, their love blossomed during the stay in full view of their family and fans and as soon as the show culminated, they started painting the town red together. Although the news of their engagement started floating two months ago, the duo had vehemently denied the reports then. If rumours are something to go by, Yuvika wanted to take some more time before saying yes to Prince. 

Prince Narula and Nora Fatehi

Did you just say Nora Fatehi? By the way, Prince and Nora’s closeness was just for the show. With Nora's eviction, their friendship too came to an abrupt end. C'mon let's not dwell in the past and instead, be happy for Prince that finally his wait is over and Yuvika has accepted his proposal. Moreover, the two have also exchanged rings on 23 January, exactly on the same date when two years ago Prince had bagged the Bogg Boss trophy and the prize money. 

Prince Narula and Yuvika Chaudhary

Excitedly, the duo tweeted about their engagement with a picture in which Yuvika is also flaunting her diamond ring. Note that, if Prince and Yuvika ultimately tie the knot, they would be the first couple in the history of Bigg Boss that has found love inside the Bigg Boss house and finally, took their relationship to the next level. Right now, the way Bandagi and Puneesh are going steady, we won't be surprise if they too follow suit. Good luck, guys!  

Bandagi Kalra and Puneesh Sharma



Author: Deepa Mishra

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