Genelia D'Souza Pregnant With First Child!

South actress Genelia D'Souza, who is married to Bollywood-Marathi actor Ritesh Deshmukh, is reportedly pregnant. She was spotted with a baby bump recently.

According to reports, Genelia is pregnant with her first baby. The actress was seen with a baby bump at the special screening of Marathi movie Yellow in Mumbai a few days ago. Rumour mills are working overtime to get more on the issue but have met with little success, as she is tight-lip about it.

Earlier, people had believed that it could be an April fool's story. But when they spotted her in an anarkali salwar in a recently held event, the rumours on the same grew stronger, as a little baby bump was visible. Shutterbugs did not waste any time, as they clicked a series of photos.

Adding to that Genelia was spotted with her hubby Ritesh Deshmukh in an other event in black dress and the baby bump was clearly visible, says the buzz. However, the couple has not opened up on the issue yet. It is believed that if the news is true, they could give their clarification in the coming days.

Genelia and Ritesh Deshmukh's love story is filmi and they tied after a long courtship. Continue reading the story on the slideshow...

When Genelia-Ritesh Fell In Love?

Genelia and Ritesh Deshmukh fell in love during the making of their Hindi movie Tujhe Meri Kasam. It was their debut movie.

10 Year Love Story

After her debut, Genelia turned towards South and her beau settled in Bollywood. They dated for close to a decade before tying the knot.

Hide & Seek Game

The couple had denied about their affair and had played hide and seek game with media about the relationship. It was because their love story had opposition from Ritesh Deshmukh's family.

Ritesh Deshmukh Convinced His Family

But Ritesh Deshmukh, after a long battle, managed to convince his family and got approval for his wedding with Genelia.

Ritesh Deshmukh-Genelia

Ritesh Deshmukh and Genelia finally married on February 3, 2012. Since then, the actress has virtually bid goodbye to films down South.