PIC: Fardeen Khan Just Shared The First Photo Of His Son Azarius And It's Too Cute

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 Aug, 2017 12:26 PM

Actor Fardeen Khan is loving the joy of becoming a father again -- as clearly seen in the first photograph he posted of himself holding his newborn son on social media on Sunday.

He is seen holding son Azarius, who looks cosy in baby wrapper.

Thank you for the congratulatory messages and wishes. Our best to all of you as well. ❤️Diani, Natasha & FK. pic.twitter.com/Xm5O2jHSZ7
— Fardeen Feroz Khan (@FardeenFKhan) August 13, 2017

"Thank you for the congratulatory messages and wishes. Our best to all of you as well. Diani, Natasha and FK," Fardeen posted on Twitter.

In the photo, Fardeen, who sports a pony, is seen looking at the baby with love and care.

Azarius, the second child of Fardeen and his wife Natasha after daughter Diani, was born on Friday.

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