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Preity Zinta, who is back in India to support her Indian Premier League (IPL) team Punjab Kings, took a little break before the next game on the weekend. The former actor shared a glimpse of her digital detox in the mountains with her family, adding a cute video of her son Jai walking in a garden. In her post, she called the time with her family, her ‘kind of heaven’. (Also read: Preity Zinta worries about Arjun Tendulkar after poor outing against Punjab Kings: ‘Hope he doesn’t get trolled’)
On Instagram, Preity posted a short video of Jai walking away from her in a garden. She calls out his name and follows him. In her caption, she wrote, “My kind of heaven (red heart emoji). The last couple of days have been amazing. Mountains, family, clean air & a digital detox. No better sound than hearing …. mama … mama for the first time from the kiddos. This really is heaven (heart eyes emoji).”
Fans dropped red heart emojis on Preity’s post and commented how cute Jai was. One even called him ‘little Krishna’. Another fan shared, “your baby is so cute. God bless the little one.” Another fan said, “Sooo cute. Enjoy Preity. God bless you and fam,” while yet another fan agreed with the actor’s statement and said, “It literally is the best sound hearing your child say Mama.”
Preity married businessman Gene Goodenough on February 29, 2016, in Los Angeles. She primarily resides there with her husband and their one-year-old twins, Jai and daughter Gia.
She made her acting debut with Mani Ratnam’s Dil Se (1998) alongside Shah Rukh Khan and Manisha Koirala. It has been awhile since she was seen on the big screen; her last film was Bhaiaji Superhit (2018) with Sunny Deol, Arshad Warsi and Ameesha Patel.
In the last few years, she has been more focused as the co-owner of the Punjab Kings in the IPL. They lost their last match to Shah Rukh Khan’s team, Kolkata Knight Riders on May 8. Preity also owns the Stellenbosch Kings which is part of the Mzansi Super League in South Africa as well as the Saint Lucia Kings team in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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