Armaan Malik to Become Father for Fifth Time; Both Wives Delight in Pregnancy News Amid Social Media Buzz

Armaan Malik, well-known social media influencer and internet personality, is all set to embrace fatherhood for the fifth time, drawing widespread attention and sparking lively debates on Indian social media.

Already a father to four children, Armaan’s unique family structure—having two wives, Payal Malik and Kritika Malik—has always intrigued netizens. A few years ago, both Payal and Kritika were pregnant at the same time, and the family grew by three, including a pair of twins. The news went viral, with many people fascinated by how the trio manages their modern household.

Now, Armaan and his wives have announced that Kritika is pregnant again. The news was shared in a happy series of photos and captions on their social media accounts, sparking a fresh wave of curiosity and discussion. In the pictures, Kritika shows a positive pregnancy test kit while standing beside Payal, both women smiling and expressing their joy. Another close-up of the test confirms the exciting news. The caption reads, “Happiness is about to arrive in our home,” radiating positivity and anticipation for the growing family.

Despite already having four children, it seems Armaan and his wives are excited to welcome one more, showing that their hearts—and home—have room for another bundle of joy. The dynamic and unconventional nature of their family life has once again become a hot topic, especially as India continues to discuss population control and modern relationships.

While many social media users have congratulated the family, some have questioned their choices and the practicality of raising a large family in today’s world. Many are asking if four children weren’t enough for Armaan and his wives, humorously pointing out their continuous eagerness to expand their brood.

What do you think about Armaan Malik and his ever-growing family? Is this a case of following their own happiness, or should there be more awareness around responsible parenting and population norms? Share your views in the comments below