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Hardik Pandya reacted to his wife Natasa Stankovic's latest picture on Instagram with emojis.
Team India all-rounder Hardik Pandya reacted to his wife Natasa Stankovic's latest picture on Instagram. Stankovic shared a picture of herself comfortably lying on the sofa in yellow slippers and a glowing white top and blue jeans and scrolling through her phone.
Natasa didn't write any caption and just used a yellow heart emoji on the post. Her husband Hardik Pandya was quick to react to her photo. He also left a comment with just emojis in it, one of the fire and one with the heart in eyes.
Natasa and Hardik have been very active on social media and keep sharing their pictures. Their presence on social media has been loved by fans as in the last few months they both have shared pictures of each other, with each other and their son Agastya.
Hardik, who was part of the recent edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) playing for Mumbai Indians, which was postponed due to a rise in the COVID-19 cases in the bio-bubble, has got more time to spend with his family since he wasn't named in the squad for the tour of England which included World Test Championship (WTC) final and the five-match series against England.
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