YouTuber Armaan Malik's 1st Wife Payal Malik Develops Bad Health Ahead Of Delivery, Says Twins Might Come Soon

Armaan Malik Payal Malik: Armaan Malik, the popular YouTuber who grabbed headlines after he revealed that both of his wives were expecting a baby in December, has now become a father to a son, Zaid, with his second wife, Kritika, on April 6. And now their fans are eagerly waiting for an update on Payal's delivery date.

Meanwhile, Armaan's first wife, Payal, is expecting twins, and in their latest vlog, the soon-to-be mom opened up about embracing motherhood again. She also revealed her delivery date. Payal Malik revealed that she is in her final trimester of pregnancy and is expecting twins in 3 weeks. She shared that she has already prepared for her baby girl's arrival, having bought toys and clothes, and even showed off a swing she got for her daughter.

ARMAAN MALIK'S FIRST WIFE PAYAL MALIK DEVELOPS BAD HEALTH

In the same vlog, YouTuber Armaan Malik revealed that Payal got sick because of the bad weather and is suffering from a severe cough. Along with this, she is also having breathlessness, which is causing issues in her pregnancy. Payal added that she is not able to work or even meet Zaid as she is not well.

Revealing that her physical condition has deteriorated to the point where she is feeling nerve strain, Payal joked that her delivery might happen within a day or two.

Let us tell you that Payal Malik went through multiple IVF cycles before getting pregnant for the second time. She is the mother of a son named Chirayu Malik. Her first child was also born through IVF, as Payal had some complications. Armaan Malik and Payal got married in 2011.

Meanwhile, Armaan Malik gave a befitting reply to those who trolled him and his second wife, Kritika, for keeping a Muslim name for their newborn, Zaid. Replying to the trolls, Armaan said, "I consider all religions equal. Hindus and Muslims are all brothers. People are having trouble with the fact that why I have named my child Zaid, but now I am going to name my two upcoming children after different religions. I will name one of them as Sikh and one as Christian...When India is one, then all religions are also one."