Radhika Apte announces pregnancy on film festival's red carpet; glows in a black dress

Radhika Apte has made headlines by showcasing her baby bump for the first time at the premiere of her new film, Sister Midnight. The actress amazed fans as she walked the red carpet, with photos quickly going viral on social media. Radhika Apte married British music composer Benedict Taylor in 2012, and the couple is now looking forward to their first child after 12 years of marriage.

Radhika took to her Instagram to share photos from the event, where she donned a black bodycon dress. However, it was her baby bump that caught everyone's eye, marking the first time she was seen with it. Radhika Apte's pregnancy glow stole the spotlight in the photos she shared on Instagram. Previously, she hadn't posted anything about her pregnancy on social media. Fans quickly reacted, sending their congratulations. One fan exclaimed, “We didn’t even know you are married,” Another added, “Congratulations Mom-to-be.”

The actress is recognized for keeping her personal life private, to the extent that many were unaware of her marriage until her baby bump photos emerged. She has been with British violinist and composer Benedict Taylor since 2012. Their relationship started in 2011 while Radhika was in London for a dance sabbatical, which led them to move in together soon after. They had a small wedding in 2012, followed by a formal ceremony in 2013.

On the professional front, she recently made a short appearance in Merry Christmas, directed by Sriram Raghavan, which stars Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi. She is also set to feature in the revenge thriller series Akka alongside Keerthy Suresh, a project from YRF Entertainment and directed by newcomer Dharmaraj Shetty.

Her film Sister Midnight, a distinctive comedy about a dissatisfied newlywed who uncovers wild tendencies leading to unexpected situations, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May. Moreover, she is looking forward to the release of her upcoming English-language film, Last Days.