Dia
Mirza
and
her
husband
Vaibhav
Rekhi
welcomed
their
first
child,
son
Avyaan
Azaad
Rekhi
in
May
last
year.
Since
then,
the
Rehnaa
Hai
Terre
Dil
Mein
actress
has
been
sharing
pictures
of
her
tiny
tot
but
not
without
covering
his
face,
either
fully
or
partially.
However
today,
Dia
gave
fans
a
first
true
glimpse
of
her
little
munchkin.
She
shared
a
video
on
her
Instagram
stories
in
which
one
can
see
baby
Avyaan
playing
peek-a-boo
with
a
stuffed
toy.
The
song,
'If
you
are
happy
and
you
know'
is
heard
playing
in
the
background.
Dia
captioned
her
post
as,
"Peek-a-boo!!!
Playtime."
Last
year,
Dia
and
Vaibhav
had
announced
the
arrival
of
Avyaan
with
a
precious
note
that
read,
"Our
heartbeat,
our
son
Avyaan
Azaad
Rekhi
was
born
on
May
14th.
Having
arrived
early,
our
little
miracle
has
since
then
been
cared
for
by
tireless
nurses
and
doctors
in
the
Neonatal
ICU.
As
we
watch
this
tiny
being,
this
Zen
master
in
awe
and
wonder,
we
learn
from
him,
in
all
humility,
the
true
meaning
of
trusting
the
universe
and
of
parenthood.
And
to
not
be
afraid,
and
so
we
humbly
take
the
lead
from
his
resilience
and
courage."
Later
in
an
interview
with
Indian
Express,
Mirza
had
addressed
all
the
buzz
around
her
pregnancy
announcement
and
said,
"Negativity
can
be
pervasive
if
you
let
it
permeate
your
heart
and
mind.
This
was
the
happiest
moment
of
my
life
and
there
was
no
way
I
was
going
to
let
a
few
trolls
turn
it
into
a
toxic
slugfest.
I
refuse
to
make
this
time
about
people
who
cannot
see
the
purity
and
beauty
of
an
expectant
mother
and
instead
want
to
shame
her,
mock
or
troll
her.
I
have
always
lived
by
my
own
convictions
and
I
will
continue
to
do
so
with
a
lot
of
pride
and
joy.
There
must
never
be
any
shame
attached
to
this
beautiful
journey
of
motherhood
and
as
women
we
have
every
right
to
exercise
our
choices."
She
had
further
said
that
it's
upto
the
women
if
they
choose
to
be
single
mothers
or
be
in
a
marriage
and
started
a
family
and
added,
"As
a
society
we
must
get
past
the
entrenched
idea
of
what
is
right
and
wrong
and
instead
ask
ourselves
why
we
are
conditioned
to
respond
in
a
certain
way
to
issues
that
have
nothing
to
do
with
us."
With
regards
to
work,
Dia
was
last
seen
in
the
Netflix
web
series
Call
My
Agent
Bollywood
in
which
she
played
a
fictional
version
of
herself.