Popular celebrity couple Virushka – Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli have, so far, been steadfast in their pledge to primarily keep their children—daughter Vamika (born January 11, 2021) and son Akaay (born February 15, 2024)—out of the public eye. Despite their worldwide appeal, they have drawn a hard line on family privacy. Here’s When Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli Reveal Kids faces.

Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli Reveal Kids faces

Anushka Sharma has, in interviews of late, provided context for the assertion they have made:

“We don’t want to raise brats,” she underscored, pointing out that helping to protect their kids from fame helps to keep earthy values.

Early exposure to Hollywood, according to them, can sabotage emotional growth. They would rather Vamika and Akaay develop without excessive influence or sense of entitlement.

Past Privacy Breaches
There have been a number of accidental disclosures over the last few years that put to test the family’s commitment:

2022: The face of Vamika was seen for a moment at a cricket stadium. Anushka directly slammed the media to refrain from posting pictures.

January 2025: Pictures and videos of Akaay became viral after a family trip to Vrindavan and at Mumbai airport. Spurring some backlash among fans regarding privacy and public interest.

There were some varied reactions—it was clear there were fans who ‘read the room’ and kept their distance, while others attacked their intrusion, supporting the couple’s aptness.

Will They Ever Reveal Their Children’s Faces?
No formal plan has been made known yet by Virat or Anushka for a complete public unveiling. Their approach throughout these years indicates they are going to keep it under wraps until they themselves feel it’s the time. Should they make a conscious reveal, it will most probably be through a personal platform—a sincere social media update— rather than through a photobomb by paparazzi.

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At least for now, Virushka fans might have to abide by the parents’ wishes and see only carefully controlled glimpses. In the end, their strategy is a reminder in today’s social-media-dominated age: parental approval and the emotional well-being of children must always take precedence.

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