Mumbai, Oct 16 : Parineeti Chopra, who is expecting her first child, shared how she stays hydrated during pregnancy.

Taking to her Instagram stories, the mom-to-be shared a candid video of herself where she is seen drinking lemon water. Clad in comfy white outfit, Parineet could be seen sitting on a couch, sipping lemon water while recording herself. She captioned the clip simply, 'Nimbu pani peete huyi ladki.' The Kesari actress also made a wink looking at the camera with lemon water in her hand. The text on the click read, 'Cheers Bye.'

Parineeti also dropped her other candid videos. In one of then, she could be seen making a goofy face while recording herself. The actress captioned it, 'Bina matlab ki story dekh lo friends.'

Earlier, Parineeti Chopra had given a glimpse into her cravings for Chinese food. She posted an image of vegetable rice with Chilli Paneer. Alongside the image, she wrote, 'Ghar ka healthy Chinese food. No bad stuff!!!.'

Meanwhile, the 'Ishaqzaade' actress recently marked a special milestone by celebrating her first Karwa Chauth with husband Raghav Chadha. Parineeti observed the traditional fast for her husband, whom she lovingly referred to as the love of her life. The photos offered a peek into their intimate celebration, including a sweet moment where Parineeti performed the customary ritual of viewing her husband through a sieve while Raghav held the pooja thali. Another candid snapshot captured the couple seated together, sharing a heartfelt moment that perfectly captured the warmth and significance of their first Karwa Chauth as soon-to-be parents.

Parineeti captioned the post, 'My chaand, the love of my life.' Happy Karwa Chauth.'

For the unversed, Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha announced in August that they are expecting their first child. The couple had tied the knot in a private ceremony in Udaipur, Rajasthan, in September 2023, surrounded by close family, friends, and notable political figures. Before making their relationship official, the duo had reportedly been dating for several months.

/IANS