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Smriti Khanna is all set to embrace motherhood for the second time as she flaunts her baby bump alongside her husband and daughter. Watch video to know more <br/> <br/>#SmritiKhanna #SmritiKhannapregnant #SmritiKhannapregnancynews <br/>~PR.126~HT.96~
Smriti Khanna is all set to embrace motherhood for the second time as she flaunts her baby bump alongside her husband and daughter. Watch video to know more <br/> <br/>#SmritiKhanna #SmritiKhannapregnant #SmritiKhannapregnancynews <br/>~PR.126~HT.96~
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