From Paparazzi Smiles to Birthday Tributes, Here’s How the Makeup Artist is Embracing Her First Months with Baby Sipaara
Motherhood looks good on Sshura Khan. The renowned makeup artist, who recently welcomed her first child with husband Arbaaz Khan, is quickly becoming the poster child for “New-Mom Style”—a perfect blend of high-street comfort and effortless cuteness.
Since the birth of their daughter, Sipaara Khan, on October 5, 2025, Sshura has been spotted embracing a more relaxed, approachable aesthetic that prioritizes ease without sacrificing her signature flair.
The “Teddy” Look That Went Viral
A recent video of Sshura leaving a parking basement has social media buzzing. Ditching the high-glam looks of her profession, she opted for:
- The Fit: An oversized white graphic T-shirt featuring a cute teddy bear motif.
- The Pairing: Classic denim and a warm, genuine smile for the waiting paparazzi.
- The Vibe: Fans have flooded comments sections praising her “humble nature” and how refreshed she looks amidst the sleepless nights of early motherhood.
A Season of Milestones
It’s been a whirlwind few months for the Khan household. Beyond navigating life with a newborn, the couple has had plenty to celebrate:
- 36th Birthday: On January 18, Sshura rang in her birthday. Arbaaz took to Instagram to share a “first date” throwback, calling her his “strength, smile, and home.”
- Second Anniversary: In December 2025, the pair marked two years of marriage. Sshura celebrated the milestone by sharing candid clips of Arbaaz’s “forever entertainer” energy, proving that their household is full of laughter.
A Love Story Born on Set
The couple’s journey began on the sets of the film Patna Shukla, where Sshura was working her magic as Raveena Tandon’s makeup artist. What started as a professional connection turned into a quiet romance, leading to an intimate wedding in December 2023.
Now, three months into their journey as parents, Sshura’s style evolution reflects her new reality: a shift from the fast-paced film sets to the beautiful “chaos” of raising a daughter.