Yuvika Chaudhary and Prince Narula Remarry After 7 Years | “Humari Doosri Shaadi”

Yuvika Chaudhary and Prince Narula, who tied the knot in 2018 and recently welcomed their daughter Ekleen in October 2024, have now legally formalized their marriage in what they called their “doosri shaadi” (second wedding).

In her latest vlog, Yuvika surprised fans by announcing she was “getting married again,” initially sparking confusion. She later clarified that the ceremony was a legal registration of their seven-year marriage, which they decided to complete following the birth of their daughter.

The vlog captures the couple’s light-hearted moments on their way to the registrar’s office. Yuvika, dressed in a radiant red Anarkali suit, shared her excitement, calling the moment “a very beautiful feeling.” Prince, opting for a laid-back look in a T-shirt and shorts, joked that he was being “kidnapped” and “forced into marriage.”

At the registrar’s office, their family and friends served as witnesses, including Yuvika’s brother and sister-in-law, and Prince’s close friends. In a playful moment, Yuvika’s sister-in-law quipped, “Ab jiju permanent phas chuke hai. Shaadi kisi bhi tarah kharij na ho jaye. Phasa hi liya hai,” meaning “Now brother-in-law is permanently trapped. This marriage can’t be undone. He’s definitely caught.”

The intimate vlog touched many fans, especially amid recent rumors of a split that circulated after their daughter’s birth. Those speculations were put to rest earlier when the couple shared joyful family moments during Lohri celebrations.

Yuvika and Prince’s love story began on Bigg Boss Season 9, where they first met. Despite Yuvika’s early exit, Prince went on to win the season, and their bond only grew stronger. Now, years later, their second wedding marks yet another milestone in their journey together.a

Currently, Prince is one of the gang leaders on MTV Roadies: Double Cross, which is approaching its finale. This season also features Rhea Chakraborty, Neha Dhupia, Gautam Gulati, and Elvish Yadav as fellow leaders.