Virat Kohli wearing a bracelet similar to Anushka Sharma’s is winning hearts

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli have huge fan followers. Their pics and videos instantly go viral on social media. These days Virat has been traveling because of the ongoing Indian Premier League. Also, Anushka and their daughter Vamika accompany him on his IPL tours. Their pics from the airport take the internet by storm. Virat and Anushka are currently in Mumbai for the upcoming matches.

Fans are always curious to spot cute moments of Virat and Anushka. In the past, we have seen the couple’s sweet gestures for each other during the matches. A fan has shared a picture where Virat was spotted wearing an iconic Cartier bracelet and it is similar to the one that is worn by Anushka as well. It means that Virat might have borrowed it from his wife.

Take a look at the picture here.

 

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A post shared by KOHLI & NUSHKIE < 3 (@virushkafandom_)

Virat and Anushka never miss to shell out couple goals. Recently, in a match of IPL, Kohli became the first player in the IPL history to score more than 6,000 tournament runs. After he completed his first half-century of the season, he was seen blowing kisses to his wife and daughter.

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On Sunday, a picture of the couple went viral. It was shared by cricketer Sanjay Pahal, where Anushka and Virat can be seen posing together in the photo. What caught our attention was the burp cloth on Virat’s shoulder and needless to say, it was of their daughter Vamika whom they welcomed on January 11.

Here’s the picture.

 

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A post shared by Sanjay Pahal (@sanjaypahal_)

On the professional front, Virat Kohli is currently busy with the ongoing Indian Premier League. While Anushka Sharma produced some content-driven projects like Paatal Lok and Bulbbul. Her next production is Qala. It stars Irrfan Khan’s son Babil who is making his acting debut.

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