Virat Kohli angered by fan recording him with Anushka Sharma taking a stroll in London

The couple recently had made their intentions clear to move to UK to give kids privacy

Last updated: July 02, 2025 | 15:13

Jai Rai, Assistant Editor

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Virat Kohli celebrate with his wife Anushka Sharma after winning the Indian Premier League 2025 final match against Punjab Kings, at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday.

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Dubai: A video of Indian star cricketer Virat Kohli and his Bollywood actress wife Anushka Sharma taking a stroll in London has gone viral. But at the end of the video shows Kohli not happy with the fan recording them.

There has been several instances when the power couple have been captured during their time out at cafes and restaurants in India and now in England.

Due to this the couple had decided to move to the UK to give their kids - Vamika and Akaay - privacy.

Recently, Bollywood diva Madhuri Dixit's husband Dr Sriram Nene spoke about the topic during a chat with YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia saying that it was becoming increasingly difficult for both Kohli and Anushka to raise their kids India due to the limelight.

“They were thinking about moving to London because they can’t enjoy their success (here). Anything they do attracts attention. We almost become isolated," Dr Nene said.

Dr Nene who moved from the US with his wife Madhuri only a few years ago said fame can be tricky. "Anushka and Virat are lovely people who just want to raise their kids normally," he added.

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Jai RaiAssistant Editor

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