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Preity Zinta is a doting mother to two kids- Gia and Jai. Recently, she took to her social media handle and shared an adorable photo with her son, ‘Dr Jai’. The photo is sure to melt your heart that captures a cutesy moment between both mother and son.
Today, on September 4, Preity Zinta took to her Instagram handle and shared an aww-so-cute photo with her son, Jai. In the happy photo, we can see her son wearing a toy stethoscope while he playfully examines the actress’ heartbeat. The adorable moment was captured in their home, where the actress was seen sitting on a couch.
The 49-year-old actress was seen wearing a gray crop top paired with denim shorts, her hair open and a no-makeup look. Sharing the cutesy picture, the Lahore 1947 actress wrote, “Dr Jai to the rescue (accompanied by musical notes)” If you know you know” followed by two red-heart and a nazar amulet emoji. She also added Billie Eilish’s beloved song Blue in the background.
Reacting to the post, Hrithik Roshan wrote, “Love” accompanied by a red heart emoji.
In addition to this, fans thronged the comments section with cutesy comments. A fan wrote, “Super duper looking” another fan commented, “Jai looks like his father” while a third fan gushed over the photo expressing, “How adorable” while another user remarked, ” 2 cuties in 1 pic” another internet user wrote, “Wawooooo so cute doctor.”
Furthermore, an ardent fan extended wishes stating, “Someone’s adorable doll, My teenage crush & our darling actress of our country, it feels so happy to see you in motherhood. May you & your family stay blessed with lots of happiness and prosperity. @realpz”
Preity Zinta has been happily married to America-based financial analyst, Gene Goodenough since 2016. The two tied the nuptial knot in a private ceremony. The couple welcomed twin kids via surrogacy in 2021 whom they named Gia and Jai.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Preity is soon going to return to the silver screens with Lahore 1947 alongside Sunny Deol. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and backed by Aamir Khan, the film was officially announced last year in October. It will also star Shabana Azmi, Ali Fazal, and Karan Deol in the key roles.
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Eric Gilliland, a comedy writer best known for his work on The Conners and Roseanne passed away at the age of 65 following a battle with colon cancer. Tributes for the veteran TV writer and producer have been flooding in. On Sunday, however, Gilliland’s close friend Ryan Reynolds wrote a moving tribute for him.
The Deadpool and Wolverine actor took to Instagram on Tuesday, September 3, to remember their time spent together and express his grief over Gilliland’s demise. Reynold’s wrote, “He was kind. And gentle. And funny as hell. And incapable of holding a conversation that was cruel or tore someone down. It’s a tragedy he’s gone and a tragedy more people won’t have the chance to know him.”
The heartfelt post was accompanied by a carousel that showed the late comedy writer’s solo photos in the first two slides, his picture with Reynolds in the third, and a group photo with Reynolds’ wife Blake Lively and director Shawn Levy on the last slide.
Illinois native Gilliland started his career in comedy after earning his degree from Northwestern University in 1984. His work as a writer for the popular ABC comedy Roseanne, which he contributed to from 1992 to 1996, left a lasting impression on television writers.
He soon rose to the position of executive producer for the show, and he subsequently produced shows including My Boys, The Connors, and That ’70s Show as a consultant producer.
During his career, Eric Gilliland was recognized with several awards. He received a 1994 WGA Award nomination for his work in Roseanne. In 2019, he was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for his work on the children’s show The Was Was? Show.
The co-creator of Modern Family, Steve Levitan, also posted his memories of Gilliland on Facebook. Levitan thought back to their time in high school, remembering how they took part in plays and comedic sketches, and he thought about how they both loved classic comedy.
Mark McAdam, Campside Media producer and a longtime friend, tells PEOPLE that Gilliland first met him while working as a writer’s assistant on Roseanne. “Eric was the Pied Piper of friendship Teachers, chefs, artists, West Village residents, and Hollywood elite were all easily connected by him, and he gave us all a sense of belonging.”
With Gilliland’s passing comes the end of a distinguished career that made a lot of people laugh. His contributions to television and his skill at creating amusing, captivating content have made a lasting influence on audience and other authors.