Actress Kajal Aggarwal, who is in the family way, has penned an emotional post to her husband Gautam Kitchlu, to not just thank him for his love and care during her pregnancy, but to also let him know what an amazing father he will make. Taking to Instagram, the actress on Thursday wrote, "Dear Husband, Thank you for being the greatest husband + to-be-dad a girl could ask for. Thank you for being so selfless, for waking up with me almost every night while I had morning' sickness, for camping out on the couch with me for weeks because it was the most comfy place for me to sleep, for immediately texting the doctor and taking me to mom's house to put my legs up during the braxton hicks contractions and never hesitating or making me feel bad, for always making sure I'm well fed, well hydrated and comfortable, for taking care of me and lastly for loving me through it all. "Before our sweet baby comes, I want you to know how wonderful you are and that you will be an amazing father as well ! "In the past eight months, I have watched you become the most loving dad.
I know how in love with this baby you are and how much you care already- it makes me feel so lucky that our baby will have a father who loves unconditionally, be there no matter what and have an extraordinary role model to look up to. "Our lives are going to change drastically, and I'm so grateful for that. We won't have all the alone time we have now - we won't be able to go to the movies every weekend, or lay around and sleep and binge watch shows, we probably won't go out impromptu partying for a while or have as many date nights� BUT we will have a beautiful baby that will fill our hearts with so much joy. "There will be sleepless nights, times we feel sick, times we aren't feeling ourselves, but this will also be the best time of our life. Things will change but one thing will stay the same and that is how much I love you! I'm blessed to have you by my side for our greatest adventure yet. You are going to be the most terrific father and I love the life we live."