Mom-To-Be Anushka Sharma Enjoys Gulping Down Coconut Water And Munching On Golgappa's

It is already known that, Bollywood's ace actress Anushka Sharma is in the last trimester of her first pregnancy and already started the count down for her delivery. She is expected to deliver the baby in this month itself and thus Virat also came back from Australia to stay with his wife in these last phase of her pregnancy. Off late, this 'NH 10' actress has shared a few awesome pics on her Instagram Stories and is seen happily enjoying the tasty street chat 'Golgappa' and 'Pizza'.

In this image, we can witness the tasty bowl of chana chat, tangy Golgappa pani and crunchy puri's. Along with sharing this pic, Anushka also tagged it as "Go big at home…".

In this pic, she is seen holding the healthy and tasty Coconut with a steel straw. She also wrote, "What a creation God".

Wow… Delicious cheese pizza with chilli flakes… She tagged this pic jotting down, "Go big or go home…".

Off late, Anushka Sharma gave an interview to Vogue India magazine and also had a wonderful pregnancy photoshoot for the cover page of this magazine… In this interview, she spoke all about her experiences during her pregnancy…

When she was asked on being ready to start playing the most demanding role of her life, a movie-star mother, she doled out, "When you are expecting, you connect with people you never thought you would. Honestly, all the women in my life, not only my close friends, have been so kind, so helpful in reaching out... For all those questions, you have to have that circle. I think it's really underrated, that 'sisterhood'".

When asked about parenthood, she said, "That's the beauty of becoming a parent. It's a less selfish existence and I'm really excited. I know it's not going to be easy all the time, but you have to do what you have to do."

Anushka revealed about her animal-themed nursery, "I don't believe that boys have to wear blue and girls pink. The nursery has all colours".

When questioned about of her pregnancy experience, "You are more connected to your body, to all that is happening. It's mind-boggling when I see the changes. It's amazing".

When asked about her life in pregnancy, she doled out, "I've always meditated. It's a daily practice, and my life has been quite balanced, so I've carried that forward. The only difference is that I've had a lot more time".

Further she added, "I come from a progressive background, so that will always be a part of our home. Love is the underlying factor in our home and what's important to us is that our child be respectful of people. You have to create that value structure".

Speaking about how they were maintaining the secrecy about pregnancy, she said, "The pandemic has been a weird blessing in a way. Virat was around and I could keep it a secret. We only left to go to the doctor's clinic. No one was on the streets so we couldn't be spotted".

Finally, she reveals, "The advice I have gotten is that you have to learn as you go; you can't pressurise yourself, but you have to be prepared because there will be curveballs".