TV actress Chaarlie Chaauhan has married Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) cricketer Ramandeep Singh. The couple tied the knot at a Gurudwara in a traditional Sikh ceremony, in the presence of their family members and close friends. Chaarlie and Ramandeep had been in a relationship for eight years but chose to keep it away from the public eye. Sharing pictures from their wedding on social media, awrote that after spending eight years together, they are now married and will remain together forever. See wedding pictures Wedding held according to Sikh customs The wedding was a simple and intimate affair, attended by close friends and family. Cricketers including Arshdeep Singh, Naman Dhir, Ashwini Kumar and Jasinder Singh were among those present at the ceremony. For the wedding, Ramandeep wore a cream-coloured sherwani with a maroon turban, while Chaarlie looked elegant in a traditional maroon lehenga paired with heavy jewellery. After the wedding pictures were shared online, several personalities from the television and cricket worlds, including Indian cricketer Shubman Gill, congratulated the couple. Their relationship was 8 years old Chaarlie Chauhan and Ramandeep Singh had been together for eight years, but the couple chose to keep their relationship private. Neither had publicly spoken about their relationship on social media, so fans learned about their romance only after their wedding pictures appeared online. Ramandeep Singh, a cricketer from Punjab, was part of the Kolkata Knight Riders squad that won the IPL title in 2024. He began his domestic cricket journey during the 2016–17 T20 season. Started career with ‘Roadies 7’
Chaarlie Chaauhan started her TV career in 2009 as a contestant on ‘MTV Roadies 7’. After that, in 2012, she stepped into acting with ‘Gumrah: End of Innocence’. That same year, she got the lead role of Elakshi Singh (Ela) in Channel V’s show ‘Best Friends Forever?’. After this, she gained household recognition with the character of Mukti Vardhan in ‘Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan’. She has worked in many shows like ‘Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya’, ‘Yeh Hai Aashiqui’, ‘Ishq Kills’ and ‘MTV Warrior High’.