Deepika Padukone Reveals How Baby Dua Is Always On Her Mind As She Talks About Motherhood, Says, “My Last Google Search Was….”

Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone, known for her graceful screen presence recently opened up about her biggest concern as a mother to daughter, Dua. The actress revealed the one question that always lingers in her mind when it comes to raising her child. She also emphasized on the importance of mental well-being.

Deepika Padukone on daughter Dua

During an interaction with Forbes, when asked what she googled last, the actor admitted that it was a parenting-related question. “Definitely some mommy question like ‘when will my baby stop spitting up’ or something to that effect,” she revealed. Juggling a thriving career with new motherhood, Deepika shared how she spends her rare days off—catching up on sleep, enjoying massages, and cherishing time with her daughter.

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As a global icon, Deepika has always been vocal about mental health and self-awareness. Speaking candidly about her personal goal, Deepika emphasized the importance of inner peace. “Being a survivor of mental illness, for me, the goal is always to be at peace of mind because there is nothing more important than that. Easier said than done, because it requires work,” she shared.

Deepika Padukone recent movies

On the professional front, Deepika was last seen in Rohit Shetty’s Singham Again and Prabhas’ Kalki 2898 AD. She welcomed her daughter, Dua, with husband Ranveer Singh in September last year. The couple has kept their little munchkin away from the public eye and does not allow photographers to click her pictures.

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With over 4 years of experience, Aakruti Bagla is a Bollywood and Television enthusiast working as a content writer and anchor in Bollywood Bubble. Whether reporting on red carpet moments or diving into long-form features, she aims to tell stories that resonate with readers and reveal the people behind the personas.