On the day of the wedding, the photographer called the child's head at the time of birth

American Cupall was the biggest day of Nikkei and Kris's life. Pregnant Nikki was suffering from maternal pain. He invaded the Kala reader in Florida to capture the most important day of the trip to become the parent of Nikki and Kris.

- Knowing the tone, drama and lavish bliss associated with the birth of a child, Kailas are well-versed in captivity in the frame. - On the day of Valentine's Day, Nikki's photo of delivery is shared by Kala. - The child's head looked differently in the photo shared by Kala. Later, Kaya explained that, when a woman delivers a natural delivery, the baby's head is changing in the shape of the vagina.

-Especially the newborn's bones are extremely soft, so the shape of the head changes, which doctors later folded properly to make a round.

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