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Actress Chhavi Mittal becomes mother, shares image of her boy Arham Hussein

| @indiablooms | May 14, 2019, at 03:28 pm

Mumbai, May 14 (IBNS):  Actress Chhavi Mittal on Tuesday announced that she has become mother and welcomed a baby boy by posting his image on the social media.

She said she has named her boy as Arham Hussein.

The actress said the baby was born on May 13.

"Announcing the arrival of baby boy Arham Hussein on 13th may. Thank you so much for all your wishes 🙏 I'm still in the hospital recovering, and will be sharing my birth story soon :)," she posted.

The actress is married to Mohit Hussein.

The actress is best known for her performances in shows like Tumhari Disha and Ek Chutki Aasman.

Image:  Chhavi Mittal Instagram page

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