Armaan Malik and fashion influencer Aashna Shroff get engaged in a dreamy ceremony; see pics

Updated : Aug 28, 2023 15:28
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Singer Armaan Malik and fashion influencer Aashna Shroff announced their engagement on August 28 and shared adorable pictures on social media.

Sharing the pics, Armaan wrote, ‘And our forever has only just begun’.

Sharing the same photos, Aashna wrote, ‘Your leap of faith made me put all my faith in you.’

Soon after the couple shared the news on social media, fans flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages. Several celebrities like Ishaan Khatter, Esha Gupta, Aahana Kumra, Neeti Mohan, and Harshdeep Kaur also congratulated the couple.

In one of the photos, Armaan is seen getting down on one knee to propose to Aashna. They are seen adorably hugging each other in another photo.

Aashna also flaunted her beautiful diamond ring in one of the photos shared by them on Instagram.

Armaan Malik and lifestyle blogger Aashna Shroff have reportedly been in a relationship since 2019.

The duo often posts about each other on social media and have been spotted at multiple events.

Armaan Malik is a well-known singer who has sung songs like 'Butta Bomma', 'Bol Do Na Zara', 'Jab Tak', 'Buddhu Sa Mann', 'Naina', 'Tere Mere' and many more. Aashna, on the other hand, is a lifestyle blogger and has nearly a million followers on Instagram.

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