Rakhi Sawant has finally admitted that she has recently tied the knot with a UK-based NRI businessman in a private ceremony.

Earlier, pictures of Rakhi, wearing a bridal dress, surfaced on internet. The pictures sparked rumours that the reality show star has married an NRI. But Rakhi rubbished the rumours saying that it was for a bridal photoshoot.

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Now, revealing about her husband, she stated that she is enjoying the new phase of life. Rakhi has married Ritesh, who is an NRI.

Sharing details about her private wedding and NRI husband, to a website, Rakhi said, "Ritesh is in the UK. In fact, he has already left. My visa is underway and I will join him. Of course I shall continue to work whatever I get in India, so will shuttle for that. I always wanted to produce TV shows and I think my long-standing dream will now be fulfilled."

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"I thank Jesus for giving me such a wonderful husband. He was my fan ever since he first saw my first interview with Prabhu Chawla. He whatsapped me. Messaging and then talking to him, we became friends with the passage of time. This happened about a year-and-half back."

Rakhi Sawant also thanked Jesus that her dream to marry Ritesh has been fulfilled, "After knowing him, I prayed very hard to Jesus that I must become his wife. Woh khawish toh poori ho gayi (My this dream is now fulfilled). God has been kind to me so far."

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Talking more about her private wedding, Rakhi Sawant said, "My mom, brother and everyone in the family are elated. They all were there at JW Marriott. We had a Hindu and a Christian wedding both in the hotel itself. Prior to that, we had got married in Court earlier in the day."

"Ritesh is a very private person and does not prefer talking to the media or being seen about much. He is a businessman and a wonderful, sorted man," Rakhi added.

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