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Virat and I hardly spend time together: Anushka on life after marriage

Virat and I hardly spend time together: Anushka on life after marriage

| @indiablooms | 06 Nov 2018, 06:07 pm

Mumbai, Nov 6 (IBNS): Actress Anushka Sharma, who is Elle India's November issue cover girl, opened up about her life after marriage and how things are with her husband cricketer Virat Kohli.

In an interview to the magazine, which has been shared in Elle India's Instagram page, Anushka shared that nothing really changed for her after marriage.

She revealed that owing to their busy schedules, the couple hardly gets time to spend with each other.

"Marriage doesn't feel different. Virat and I have been working around the clock, we hardly spend time together, we both have very hectic lives," she was quoted as saying.

Anushka said that if they get time together to spend at home, it is like luxury.

"So, we are living in a house and we have spent barely any time in it. For us, home is, like, wow! It's a vacation," the actress shared.

After dating for several years, Virat got married to Anushka in 2017 at Tuscany in Italy away from media glares.

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