Sambhavna Seth-Avinash Dwivedi Welcome Twins, Call Them Their 'Lakshmi and Ganesh'
Television's well-known actress Sambhavna Seth and her actor-writer husband Avinash Dwivedi have been blessed with two babies through surrogacy after years of unsuccessful pregnancy attempts.


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Television's well known actress Sambhavna Seth and her actor-writer husband blessed with two babies through surrogacy after years of unsuccessful pregnancy attempts. The wonderful news was shared on social media by the thrilled new parents.
Sambhavna Seth and Avinash Dwivedi Welcome Twins
Sambhavna Seth, a well-known actress and vlogger, and her husband, actor-writer Avinash Dwivedi, have received recognition for their unparalleled fortitude and endurance. They have been blessed with twins, a boy and a girl, and have formally accepted parenting.
The two shared the news with a carousel of photos on their Instagram accounts. The new parents can be seen clutching their children in the pictures. As they are gifted with their two children, an emotional Sambhavna can also be seen crying.
Sambhavna Seth and Avinash Dwivedi Share an Emotional Post
Sharing the post, they wrote in the caption, “Maha Diwali came early this year. Lakshmi aur Ganesh dono ghar aa gaye. Our Hearts Are Full Of Gratitude. HAR HAR MAHADEV.”
Many fans and friends in the industry expressed their joy in the comments section shortly after they announced the birth of their children. The family of four received affection from everyone from Mahi Vij to Debina Bonnerjee, Yuvika Chaudhary, Jamie Lever, Delnaaz Irani, Govinda's wife Sunita Ahuja, Gauahar Khan, Monalisa, Uorfi Javed, and many more.
Sambhavna Seth and Avinash Dwivedi Announced Their Pregnancy in April 2026
When Sambhavna and Avinash announced their official pregnancy on Instagram in April 2026, it sent waves of joy through the entertainment industry.
On her YouTube channel, Sambhavna has been extremely open about the physical and psychological toll that trying to conceive imposed on her. She described going through seven unsuccessful IVF cycles.
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