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Pregnant Samantha Ruth Prabhu Goes On Babymoon With Raj Nidimoru In Vietnam, Couple Enjoy Michelin-Starred Dinner Date

Mom-to-be Samantha Ruth Prabhu is soaking up some quiet time with husband Raj Nidimoru in Vietnam, and her latest holiday album is giving fans a sweet glimpse into their babymoon. From colourful immersive art and memorable meals to pickleball and relaxed couple moments, the actress appears to be making the most of this special getaway before welcoming their little one. Samantha shared a series of…

Pregnant Samantha Ruth Prabhu Goes On Babymoon With Raj Nidimoru In Vietnam, Couple Enjoy Michelin-Starred Dinner Date

Expectant actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu is enjoying a couple's retreat in Vietnam, accompanied by her husband Raj Nidimoru. Fans are treated to a glimpse of their intimate holiday through a series of Instagram photos shared by the expectant star. The babymoon itinerary included immersive art experiences, memorable meals, and some low-key couple moments.

The couple's adventure began with a vibrant installation featuring glowing lights, reflective surfaces, and colorful decorations suspended from the ceiling. Samantha and Raj posed together for a mirror selfie inside the installation, showcasing their love and anticipation for the impending arrival of their child. Another picture from the trip shows Samantha proudly displaying her growing baby bump while visiting the Saigon Opera House in a chic grey top with black capris.

Food played a significant role in the couple's Vietnam getaway. They dined at Anan Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City's first Michelin-starred restaurant. The couple savored a leisurely meal and exquisite drinks, adding a gourmet touch to their relaxed holiday. Aside from dining, Samantha and Raj engaged in a friendly game of pickleball, enjoying some active time together during their special getaway.

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