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Nina Wadia and her husband Raiomond Mirza have renewed their wedding vows, 25 years after first tying the knot.The former EastEnders star, 54, and her husband first said their "I dos" back in 1998 in a lavish ceremony which was attended by their family and friends, 25 years later however, they opted for a rather more intimate ceremony. Heading off to the Croatian island of Losinj, the loved-up pair were joined by their children Tia and Adrian for their romantic ceremony.The decision to renew their wedding vows came after what Nina described as a "big year" and was all about "celebrating their children." Speaking to Hello! Magazine about the romantic vow renewal, Nina explained how she wanted to celebrate her marriage with her children presenter, as she said: "When she was younger, Tia said the funniest thing which prompted all of this.

EastEnders icon Nina Wadia has confessed that she was asked for a selfie while she was in labour.The actress, best known for playing Zainab Masood in EastEnders and appearing in BBC's Goodness Gracious Me, has revealed she was shocked to be stopped by a fan while she was about to give birth.The 54-year-old said that the bizarre encounter happened while she was being rushed by medics while in labour with her son Aiden. Nina, who was a former Strictly Come Dancing contestant in 2021, explained that she had to refuse someone a photo and said it was “unusual” that the fan didn’t consider how inappropriate they were being. She told the Daily Star: “The strangest place I’ve been recognised was when I was giving birth.They asked for a selfie.

EastEnders actress admitted her and her husband Raiomond Mirza were “not expecting” Aidan to suffer with health woes and were initially left devastated by the news.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Zainab Masood star addressed her experiences as a parent since Aidan was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease.She revealed: “It’s changed our lives entirely, it’s something we were so not expecting that it’s literally turned our lives upside down.“So from first finding out to now, our life is very, very different and it’s almost back to the way it was, which is incredible.“But that’s all down to knowledge and technology, so it’s better than it was.”Nina, who is also mum to daughter Tia Nina, explained she and her family are now coping

EastEnders character Zainab Masood, which played a big part in her decision to leave the BBC soap in 2013.The actress, who was cast as Zainab in 2007, explained that although she wasn’t “unhappy” while working on the series, her husband Raiomond Mirza wasn’t too keen on her character and how the role affected her personality at home.Nina addressed the issue in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, as she recalled: “It was a huge decision [to leave EastEnders] because it’s not like I was unhappy there, I had a great time doing that show and it’s an iconic show to be a part of. “They didn’t want me to leave, they loved the character and everything was going well, I had just got to a point as an actor where I’m just not one of those