Pregnant Kiara Advani PROUDLY flaunts baby bump for 1st time as she makes MET Gala 2025 debut: SEE PICS
Pregnant Kiara Advani makes a stunning MET Gala 2025 debut, proudly flaunting her baby bump for the first time. Check out her radiant look and outfit exuding royalty!

Bollywood actress Kiara Advani finally made her MET Gala 2025 debut, proudly flaunting her baby bump for the first time and, to be honest, motherhood has never looked this glamorous. Radiating joy and elegance, Kiara stunned in an ensemble that screamed royalty. She looked all happy wearing a show-stopping outfit and owning the red carpet with complete regal vibes. We are absolutely obsessed with her photos.
Kiara Advani stunned at the MET Gala 2025 in a breathtaking monochrome gown designed by Indian designer Gaurav Gupta. Making her debut at the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the actress looked absolutely stunning.
Her outfit, titled Bravehearts, went beyond mere fashion. It was a powerful tribute to femininity, lineage, and transformation. Crafted with sculptural precision, the gown has an antique gold breastplate with ghungroos and crystals. Two symbolic elements—Mother Heart and Baby Heart—were connected by a delicate chain umbilical cord, wonderfully giving a nod to motherhood.
The mom-to-be was beaming with the pregnancy glow!
For the unversed, Indian designer Gaurav Gupta has etched his name in the industry and has worked with some well-known international stars like Beyoncé, Mindy Kaling, Ashley Park, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry, Shakira, and others.
Meanwhile, apart from Kiara, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan and actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh also made their MET Gala 2025 debut this year. Priyanka Chopra also walked the red carpet for the fifth time and she was accompanied by her husband, Nick Jonas. Meanwhile, Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone missed the event this year.
As for this year’s theme, the MET Gala 2025 spotlighted ‘Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,’ with the accompanying dress code ‘Tailored for You.’ The theme honored the rich history and cultural significance of Black dandyism and menswear tailoring.