What will be the nationality of the baby boy of Sania Mirza & Shoaib Malik?

NP NEWS 24 ONLINE – “Excited to announce: It’s a boy, and my girl is doing great and keeping strong as usual #Alhumdulilah. Thank you for the wishes and Duas, we are humbled ???? #BabyMirzaMalik,” Shoaib Malik tweeted the good news.

Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik were blessed with their first child — a baby boy — on Tuesday, October 30th. Malik, Sania’s cricketer husband, twitted to announce the good news.

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Sania Mirza is easily one of the most recognizable athletes in Indian sport and has won a number of successes for the country across the world in some of tennis’ most prestigious competitions. She is a former World No. 1 in doubles and has won as many as six Grand Slams titles, while also winning medals at events such as the Asian Games, Commonwealth Games and Afro-Asian Games.

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In an interview, Sania opened up about her pregnancy, her fitness regime in the last few months and how she receives love from fans in Pakistan as well.

She said that she did not marry Malik to unite the two nations and added that both the athletes are respected in both India and Pakistan. “A lot of people have this notion that Shoaib and I got married to unite the two countries. That is not true. Whenever I have been to Pakistan – and I go once every year to meet my in-laws – the love that I get there is immense,” she said.

“The whole country calls me ‘bhabhi’, and they give me so much respect. I also know that that love is not necessarily for me, it is for my husband who has been cricket captain and what he means to everyone there. The respect they have for him transcends to the respect for me… Just like when Shoaib comes here, and he gets the love and respect of our countrymen,” she added.

 

Their baby boy was often been tagged as an India-Pakistan baby and Mirza said that she and her husband pay no heed to such comments. “Tags are a part of being a public figure. I play for my country, my family, for myself, and so does my husband. We are aware of the responsibilities we carry, but we do not take these tags seriously. They may make for a good headline, but don’t mean anything to us at home!” she said.

When asked about whether he or she would be Indian or Pakistani, Mirza replied, “This is something we’ll decide later. It could just be a third country, you know!”

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