Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala tied the knot on December 4, 2024. Their wedding photos became instantly viral on social media. For quite some time, fans have been waiting to know more about the couple, their love story, and how they adore each other in their marriage. Well, in their recent interview, both the actors have revealed interesting details about each other.
In an interaction with Vogue on their YouTube channel, Naga Chaitanya was asked who is more likely to apologise even when they aren’t at fault. Sobhita said that it is her. To this, Naga Chaitanya responded that the actress doesn’t believe in sorries and thank yous. One more question was about their weird habits, which they find adorable. To this, the Dhoota actor said that Sobhita does have some bizarre habits which he finds adorable. The Made in Heaven actress then teased them that him finding them adorable is questionable.
Further in the same interview, when the couple were asked who cooks better, Chay responded, saying that neither of them do. To this, the Ponniyin Selvan actress reacted, saying that every night, he makes her hot chocolate. Chaitanya responded, “That doesn’t come under cooking as such. Hot chocolate, coffee, all these aren’t cooking. It’s basic human skills that you don’t have.” To this, Sobhita said, “greatly appreciated.”
When asked who would most likely get a parking ticket, Chay said it would be him, as Sobhita doesn’t drive. The actress said that she only ‘drives him crazy’. To the question regarding who gets more dramatic when sick, Sobhita answered that she gets ‘sick harder’. However, Chaitanya said, “When you are sick, you are fainting, collapsing.” The Made in Heaven actress stated that it happens, as she is actually sick and not being dramatic.
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