Preity Zinta says she will unleash her ‘Kali avatar’ if anyone breaks no-photo rule for her twins: 'Leave my kids alone’

During an AMA session on X (formerly Twitter), Preity Zinta shared that she wants her kids to be left alone.

Like other celebrity parents such as Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli, and Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, Preity Zinta has chosen to keep her twins, Jai and Gia, away from the public glare. Now, she has revealed that she gets really angry when people try to take or share pictures of her children.

Preity Zinta’s no photo rule for kids

Preity shares two kids with her husband Gene Goodenough.

During an AMA session on X (formerly Twitter), a user asked Preity, "What’s one thing most fans don’t know about her.

Responding to the question, Preity shared, “I hate taking pictures in temples, early in the morning after a flight, in bathrooms and during security checks ! Asking me for a photo is the best way to get a photo unless you are asking for pictures in the above situations”.

“Taking my kids pictures will bring out my Kali avatar otherwise I’m a happy person. Don’t start making videos without my permission - it’s actually very irritating - Just ask me politely & please leave my kids alone (folded hand emoji and heart emoji),” she added.

Preity and Gene Goodenough got married in 2016. On November 11, 2021, they welcomed their twins, a baby boy named Jai and a baby girl named Gia, via surrogacy. Earlier this year, she revealed why she hides her kids' faces.

In March, Preity shared several pictures from Holi celebrations with her husband, Gene Goodenough, and their twins. Following which, one social media user asked why Preity had chosen to conceal her children's faces with emojis in the photos. The actor revealed the reason behind her decision. “I’m in the entertainment business not my kids so I’m letting them grow up normal & enjoy their childhood till I can manage uske baad Rab Rakha (then it’s on god),” she responded in the comment section.