Shah Rukh Khan is celebrating his 59th birthday today, i.e. on November 2, 2024. On the special occasion, fans have already gathered in Mumbai to celebrate the special day with his favorite star, meanwhile, Gauri Khan posted the most wholesome wish for her husband giving a peek into a ‘memorable evening’.

Today, on November 2, Gauri Khan took to her Instagram handle and shared a couple of pictures wishing Shah Rukh Khan on his birthday. The first picture features the superstar cutting his cake with his wife, Gauri, and daughter Suhana Khan standing on either side. While Gauri held SRK by his arm, joining him in the celebration, their daughter clapped, immersing in the special celebration.

The following picture was rather a throwback picture capturing their candid moment. “A memorable evening last night with friends and family… happy birthday (accompanied by two red-heart emojis) @iamsrk,” the post was captioned.

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Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber welcomed their first son, Jack Blues, in August. While the duo has been over the moon with the birth of their child, the Rhode owner, in an older interview with The Sunday Times, opened up about her fears of having kids with Bieber.

The top model stated that her primary concern was the harassment their children might face while growing up, due to both of their parents working in the entertainment industry. Bieber, who grew up under the spotlight herself, revealed that she would often cry at the thought of her kids being scrutinized all the time.

In a conversation with the news outlet in May this year, Bieber, the daughter of Stephen Baldwin and Kennya Baldwin, shared that while she could handle negative comments directed at her husband and friends, it would break her heart if such comments were to harm her children in any way.

The runway model explained, “I literally cry about this all the time! I want kids so badly, but I get scared. It’s already hard enough when people say things about my husband or my friends. I can’t imagine having to confront people saying things about a child.” She further added, “We can only do the best we can to raise them, as long as they feel loved and safe.”