Karan Johar

Karan Johar surprised everyone after the news of him becoming a father to twins, boy Yash and girl Roohi, made it to the headlines. The filmmaker welcomed his bundle of joys to the world on the 7th of February, via surrogacy.

The news was confirmed by the BMC health executive, who had stated, “The birth registrations were done on Friday.” (Also Read: Karan Johar becomes a father of twins through surrogacy, names them Yash and Roohi)

And now Karan has finally released an official statement mentioning the same and stating how happy he is.

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He shared the statement on Twitter, which read,

I am ecstatic to share with you all the two most wonderful additions to my life, my children and lifelines;  Roohi and Yash. I feel enormously blessed to be a parent to these pieces of my heart who were welcomed into this world with the help of the marvels of medical science.

This was an emotional yet well thought out decision which I have taken after considering all the responsibilities and duties that come with being a parent. In order to arrive at this decision, I have prepared myself mentally, physically, emotionally and logistically to ensure that my children get all the unconditional love, care and attention from me and mine. I have submitted to the fact that my children are my world and priority.  My work, travels and social commitments would have to take a back seat and I am prepared for that. By the grace of God, I have the most caring and supportive mother who will be an integral part of the upbringing of her grandchildren and of course, friends who are family.

I am eternally grateful to the surrogate who has fulfilled my lifelong dream and provided a warm, loving and nurturing environment to my children before bringing them into this world. She will always remain in my prayers.

Finally, a big thank you to Dr Jatin Shah for his guidance and support and for being a family member through this wonderful and exciting journey.

Awww… We wish the filmmaker all the luck in this new journey of his life. Welcome to parenthood, Karan.