Actress Twinkle Khanna keeps doing a lot in her life. Along with being an actress, she is also an author, interior designer, producer and mother. Right now she has to bear some difficulty in her mother's role. Twinkle Khanna, like the rest of the stars, she is in isolation in her house. It also stars her husband and actor Akshay Kumar and daughter Nitara.
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7-year-old Nitara is currently engaged in harassing her mother. Nitara always keeps Twinkle busy but this time she has done something, which makes Twinkle Khanna a bit upset. Actually, because of the little Nitara, the weekend of Twinkle started with finding the slippers, which she had lost. While sharing the video of the daughter, Twinkle told how Nitara had fun while blowing her slippers and then started looking for her. Twinkle wrote with the video, 'I don't know how other mothers are handling their children but I have given up. My girl has 'accidentally' thrown her slippers into the lightening. It is clear that you do not have to worry about any big problem, when a small problem is roaming in your house itself."
Don’t know how other mothers are coping but I have given up!Mine’accidentally’tossed her slipper into the lighting https://t.co/jFHWsy68Yv don’t need to worry about a wolf wanting to huff and puff and blow your house down when you have a little piglet of your own doing her bit:) pic.twitter.com/JvaKnqtyyB
— Twinkle Khanna (@mrsfunnybones) March 21, 2020
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Twinkle has shared a photo on Instagram of her pet dog. She told the public that people have abandoned their pets due to incorrect news. She wrote, 'There is no evidence that the coronavirus is spread by dogs and cats. People are abandoning their pets due to incorrect news. Give love to your loved ones, it will keep you and your pets healthy. So keep on sharing the love. A few days ago, Twinkle Khanna posted a photo of Akshay Kumar and daughter Nitara playing in the garden.
