Shahid Kapoor’s wife Mira Rajput glows at second baby shower

Mira Rajput and Shahid Kapoor are all set to welcome their second child soon. One of the most adorable couple in B-town, Shahid and Mira celebrated their second baby shower on Sunday. The sweet and simple celebration which took place at their residence in Mumbai was attended by close friends and family members.

Mira looked adorable in an off shoulder polka dots dress while dad to be Shahid looked dapper in a floral shirt.

Check out photos from Mira Rajput’s baby shower here:

Mir Rajput offers the first piece of cake to father-to-be Shahid Kapoor. shahid mira baby shower

Mira Rajput strikes a pose with her friends. shahid kapoor with mira rajput

Mira Rajput is all smiles in this photo. shahid mira baby shower

Mom-to-be Mira looks all excited to cut the baby shower cake. shahid mira

Mira Rajput poses with her friends at the celebration. shahid mira couple goals

Mira and Shahid cut the cake during baby shower. shahid kapoor mira rajput photos

Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput make for a perfect couple and this photo is a proof. (Photo credit: Shahid Kapoor/Instagram)

Unlike the last time, Mira and Shahid did not keep news of the arrival of their second child under wraps. The doting parents of Misha announced the arrival of their second child in the cutest way possible. The couple announced Mira’s second pregnancy through an adorable Instagram post that had Misha alongside a sketch of balloons that read, “Big Sister”.

Shahid and Mira tied the knot on July 7, 2015 in an intimate ceremony in Delhi. The couple welcomed their first child on August 26, 2016 and named her Misha which is an amalgamation of Mira and Shahid.

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