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Priyamani Wedding Details in Popular Reality Show D2 D4 Dance

Actress Priyamani to Reveal Fiancé's Name, Wedding Details in Popular Reality Show 'D2 D4 Dance'?

There has been a lot of speculations about actress Priyamani's status and her marriage. Rumour has it that the actress may get married soon. She also hinted at her marriage plans on popular Malayalam dance reality show "D2 - D4 Dance", in which she is a judge.
In the latest episode of "D2 - D4 Dance", which was aired on 5 July (Sunday) in Malayalam channel Mazhavil Manorama, Priyamani revealed that she is in love with someone for the past four years. The actress also shared that her special person is from Mumbai and she got close to him during CCL matches, when she was the brand ambassador of one of the participating teams.
Although the actress is yet to announce other details about her marriage, the teaser of the show's upcoming episode revealed that the actress will announce her fiancé's name and also share his picture in the special episode that will be aired on 10 July (Friday).
The actress has also added that her fiancé will join her at the grand finale of the second season of "D2 - D4 Dance".
Meanwhile, the film industry is abuzz with rumours of the actress being in a relationship with Mumbai-based businessman Mustafa Raj. In a recent interview with leading Malayalam magazine Vanitha, the actress said that she had found her special someone and will announce the details soon.
"To be frank, I could fall in love only with a guy who keeps me in comfort zone and be my best friend. I thought I would never find someone like that but I did. My family also know about my relationship and I can't say nothing much about it now," said the actress in the interview.

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