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Anupam Kher quashes rumours about wife Kirron Kher’s health

After Lucky Ali’s death hoax, rumours of Kirron Kher’s demise took over internet on Friday. The actress-turned-politician was diagnosed with blood cancer earlier this year and is under treatment currently. Soon after the rumours spread, Kirron’s husband and actor Anupam...

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Updated At : 01:26 PM May 09, 2021 IST

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After Lucky Ali’s death hoax, rumours of Kirron Kher’s demise took over internet on Friday. The actress-turned-politician was diagnosed with blood cancer earlier this year and is under treatment currently. Soon after the rumours spread, Kirron’s husband and actor Anupam Kher took to social media and tweeted, “There is a rumour going around about #Kirron’s health. It is all false. She is doing absolutely fine. In fact, she got her 2nd vaccination done for Covid this afternoon…”

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