Karan Singh Grover Turns Muse For Daughter Devi, Bipasha Basu Shares Video; Watch

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Karan and Bipasha welcomed their daughter, Devi, in 2022. In an interview, Karan praised Bipasha Basu, calling her a ‘lioness’ and an incredibly strong person.

Bipasha Basu always shares adorable videos and photos of her daughter Devi. Her social media handle is filled with such moments. On Monday also she shared another cute video in which we can see Karan Singh Grover has turned muse for his daughter as she does his makeup. The video attracted reactions from fans to celebrities.

Taking to her Instagram handle, Bipasha Basu wrote, “Devi’s muse- Papa”. In the video, Karan is seen lying on the floor and Devi is holding a brush and doing his makeup. The actor is patiently sitting and enjoying it. He even said ‘Wow’ as Bipasha can be heard encouraging Devi. Fans called it cute. One of them wrote, “onething i loved about Bapasha–she is a great housewife and a mother.” Another wrote, “Karan sir u r looking like a wow after the make up.”

Watch the video here:

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In an interview with India Today, he praised his wife, actor Bipasha Basu, calling her a ‘lioness’ and an incredibly strong person. Last year, the couple revealed that Devi was born with two holes in her heart and had to undergo surgery. Karan said, “(At the) beginning of every schedule, I felt like not going to work because it was very serious and to be away was very difficult. Also, I did not handle it very well. I was like water on the floor. I think it’s because of Bipasha that I got the strength to kind of go through that and still be here. I really felt like, for me, death would be easier than going through that.”

Karan and Bipasha welcomed their daughter, Devi, in 2022. In a conversation with Neha Dhupia on Instagram Live the previous year, Bipasha had spoken about Devi. She had said, “I remember the third month, when we went for the scan, I pretty much did all the research, met surgeons, had been to hospitals, spoken to doctors, and I was kind of ready, Karan was not ready. I knew that she had to be okay and I knew that she will be okay. And she is okay now. But the tough decision was to get your child operated at the right place and at the right time.”