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Preity Zinta and husband Gene Goodenough celebrate Holi on the beaches of Los Angeles
Preity Zinta is currently staying in Los Angeles with Gene Goodenough and recently played the festival of Holi on the sun-kissed beaches with Gene.
The dimpled beauty of Bollywood, Preity Zinta kept her marriage with her boyfriend Gene Goodenough under tight wraps. She tied the knot with Goodenough in an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles on February 29, 2016.
Preity Zinta is currently staying in Los Angeles with Gene Goodenough and recently played the festival of Holi on the sun-kissed beaches with Gene. Days after the colourful festival, the 43-year-old actress filled up her Instagram feed with colourful entries, also featuring her husband Gene Goodenough and a bunch of colour splashed faces.
In one of her posts, she wrote: "Nothing can beat Holi when there is organic colour, LA sunshine and desi music on the beach," while for another, she added: "Before & after the Holi party! Rang Barse."
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Before & after the Holi party ! रंग बरसें #la #Holi Happiness #Ting #Sunday #Beach
The two recently completed two years of marital bliss. Preity had shared a heartfelt message for beloved husband Gene. She posted, “A lover, a partner, a husband, a best friend. I can’t believe that I have all rolled into one! Thank You for always being so wonderful & yes You’re the only one I want to annoy for the rest of my life #Happyweddinganniversary #7yearsstrong#love #happiness #hubby #Ting.’’
In a recent interaction with fans on Facebook, Preity revealed when she first met Goodenough. A fan asked her, "When did you meet your husband Gene Goodenough?" Preity replied back saying, "I met him in Santa Monica in Los Angeles about six years ago. Then we dated for five years and we finally got married."
In an earlier interview, she had said that she is indeed lucky to have Gene as he pushes her to work. She said, "For me, it is very simple, I am married, working and very happy. I am lucky that I am married to a person who actually pushed me into doing a movie. I thought I didn’t want to do any more movies and I moved to the business side of life."
