Mumbai, October 15 (NationPress) - Bollywood actress Sunny Leone took to her social media platform to share a touching message in honor of her daughter Nisha Kaur Webber's 10th birthday.

The actress expressed her deep love for her eldest child, celebrating the moment with a cozy family gathering at home. Accompanying a collection of delightful photos from the birthday festivities, Sunny wrote, “Happy 10th birthday. I love you so so much. You're a bright shining star sent from heaven. We all are so proud of you,” tagging Nisha in her post.

The images shared by Sunny depicted herself, her husband Daniel Webber, and their three children—Nisha, Noah, and Asher—surrounding a stunning birthday cake. The birthday girl was seen wearing a casual t-shirt paired with a pink sash that read “Birthday Girl,” smiling widely as her parents and brothers assisted her in cutting the cake and feeding one another.

Sunny's heartfelt post quickly garnered affection from fans and fellow celebrities, who flooded the comments with birthday wishes for her little girl. For those who may not know, Nisha Kaur Webber was adopted by Sunny and Daniel in 2017 from an orphanage in Latur, Maharashtra. A year later, they welcomed twin boys, Asher and Noah, through surrogacy.

However, the journey to parenthood was not without its challenges for Sunny and Daniel. They faced numerous emotional hurdles before realizing their dream of a happy family. Sunny, who appeared on actress Soha Ali Khan's podcast, shared the entire story of their path to parenthood.

Sunny recounted, “We had four girls and two boys, but that didn’t work out. One day, the surrogate informed us, 'I am pregnant,' but we found out that the sack was blank. The baby wasn’t going to grow.” She elaborated on the emotional toll of constant setbacks. “We wondered, ‘Did we do something wrong? Does God not love us? Why is this happening? And why can’t we just adopt a little girl?’” The actress also discussed the adoption process and how her daughter, just 18 months old at the time, came into their lives, bringing them the joy of parenthood.

“During the time of losing those four girls, we applied for adoption. We tell Nisha that she chose us. You picked us as parents; we didn’t pick you,” Sunny shared. Nisha was only 18 months old but smaller than a one-year-old. “When I saw her for the first time, it was like, 'That’s my baby!!'” Sunny exclaimed.

“There was an instant connection. It felt immediate—she’s mine and not anyone else’s. That’s Nisha Kaur Weber!” Sunny concluded.