Yeh Unn Dino Ki Baat Hai Actress Ashi Singh Gets A New Gift For Her Mother, And It s A Brand New House
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Ashi Singh has risen to fame with her terrific performance in the show, Yeh Unn Dinon Ki Baat Hai. She was loved by one and all. Post that, she appeared as Princess Yasmin in Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga after Avneet Kaur left the show. Now, the actress has bought a new house, and she has gifted it to her mother.
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Talking to ETimes, the TV actress said, Yes, I bought a new house and it is a gift for my mother from my side. Like everything I have or get in life is for my mother. So yes this house is on my mother and my joint name. I bought it like 5 months back. I couldn t do anything in the new house because of the lockdown. In fact, I haven t shifted to our new house. So, all the excitement of buying a new house which was earlier there is not slowly dying down. I am waiting to shift there but it s been five months since I bought the house and d
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Her mother, the improbably named Volga, was an ex-Ziegfeld Girl, born to a printer, Allynn Hayworth, and his wife, Maggie O’Hare, the daughter of Patrick and Bridget O’Hare, immigrants from Ireland. Her father, Eduardo Cansino, as black-hearted a villain as ever lived (saving a few of her husbands), was an exotic Spanish dancer and son of the man who introduced a sensuous dance, the Bolero, to Americans. Her parents settled into a humble Brooklyn apartment where she was born in 1918. Volga wanted to name her daughter Margaret after her mother, but Eduardo insisted on Carmen. They compromised, probably for the only time, and named the baby Margarita Carmen. Years later, Margarita shortened her first name, took her mother’s maiden name and became, arguably, the most glamorous woman who ever lived, Rita Hayworth.
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