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Sunny Leone pens beautiful message for husband on 7th wedding anniversary

Bollywood actress Sunny Leone and her husband Daniel Weber completed seven years of their married life on Wednesday and she celebrated this occasion by sharing with her social media followers pictures from her wedding day.

The Canadian-born actress also penned a sweet message for her husband Daniel Weber.


"7yrs ago we vowed in front of God to always love each other no matter what life throws at us! Can say that I love you more today than I did that day! We are on this crazy journey of life together! Love you so much @DanielWeber99 Happy Anniversary!" she wrote.

Leone and Weber are parents to three children - daughter Nisha, whom they adopted last year, and twin boys, Noah and Asher, who were born via surrogacy.

The duo recently opened up to The Times of India about being new parents and said their lives revolve around their children.

“I don’t think our profession is any different from other people’s professions where they live in nuclear families and look after babies while working. Like every other parent, we schedule our lives around our child to be able to spend time with her. The good part is that she has also accepted us as Mama and Papa,” Leone told the media outlet. Weber added: “The first time she called me Papa and kissed me on my cheeks, moved me to tears and the memory of that moment can make me cry even now. Nisha's truly special.”

The couple also said that their personal lives and preferences have become secondary since Nisha's arrival. They also ensure that Nisha often accompanies them during their travels. “Over the last eight months, we have taken Nisha everywhere. We took her to our place in America. She’s travelled to Africa, China, Dubai, Nepal, Los Angeles, Arizona. She’s a well-travelled baby,” Leone said.

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