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Sunny Leone blessed with two baby boys

Sunny Leone and husband Daniel Weber are now parents to three beautiful children. The actress took to Instagram on Sunday to announce the birth of twin boys -- Asher Singh Weber, Noah Singh Weber -- and called it God's plan.

"Our boys were born a few weeks ago but were alive in our hearts and eyes for many years. God planned something so special for us and gave us a large family.We are both the proud parents of three beautiful children. Surprise everyone!" the actress wrote.


It is not immediately known if the boys were adopted or if they were born through surrogacy.

Leone and Weber adopted a girl, Nisha, last year from Latur, Maharashtra.

For Leone and Nisha it was love at first sight. "The moment we got the picture (of Nisha); I was so excited, happy, emotional and [experienced] so many different feelings," Leone told HT. "We literally had three weeks to finalise everything. Usually, people get nine months to prepare (laughs)."

In the same interview, she also opened up about her decision to adopt, saying it didn't matter that Nisha wasn't their biological child.

"I don’t know about everybody else, but for us, it didn’t matter even for a second whether it was our child or she not being our biological child. For us, it was about starting a family and I might not [have a biological child] because of our schedules and so many other things but we both thought, ‘why don’t we just adopt?’" said the actress.

Leone currently has her hands full. Besides handling three children, the Ragini MMS 2 actress is also busy with StarStruck by Sunny Leone, her cosmetic line. It will initially start off with an affordable lip range that will include lipsticks, glosses, pencils and everything the actress use in her day-to-day life.

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