Kamya Punjabi has ‘sweetest’ note for Shalabh on FIRST anniversary; Asks ‘What would’ve I done without you?’

Kamya Punjabi is the ‘happiest’ today as she clocks one year of marriage with her husband Shalabh Dang. Yes, Kamya Punjabi and Shalabh Dang are celebrating their first anniversary today, February 10. The couple tied the knot last year on this date, in a traditional wedding ceremony. Ever since then, Kamya and Shalabh are sending ‘couple goals’ through their mushy romance on social media.

Today, as they celebrate one year of togetherness as husband and wife, Kamya penned a sweet note. She expressed her happiness of being Mrs. Kamya Shalabh Dang, and how she is incomplete without her soulmate. Kamya is extremely jovial to complete this one year of her new life with Shalabh and their kids. The actress shared a ‘happy-happy’ throwback photo, dressed as a bride with a loving note. In the photo, Kamya is flashing her beaming smile, and by this, we can understand her emotions today.

“What would I have done without you? You make me so strong, confident, happy, secure, alive. Happy one year of this beautiful sindoor. Happy one year of this new life. Happy one year of Mrs. Kamya Shalabh Dang to me. Happy Aniversary Husband/ Best friend/ My Angel,” expressed Kamya.

Here’s how Kamya Punjabi expressed her happiness: 

 

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Meanwhile, Kamya is seen as Preeto in Shakti — Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, while Shalabh is a healthcare professional based in Delhi. February 10, is an extra special date for Kamya and Shalabh, as the duo started dating on this date, a year before their marriage.

The couple first met when Kamya consulted Shalabh for therapy. Soon they became friends, and their friendship later culminated into marriage. This is the duo’s second marriage, and both have a kid from their first marriage.

Here’s wishing Kamya Punjabi and Shalabh Dang a very happy anniversary!

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