Motherhood planning has become a deeply personal choice for many women in the entertainment industry, and Surbhi Chandna has now opened up about where she stands on egg freezing. The Naagin actress says she supports women who choose the procedure, but personally feels hesitant about it.
Surbhi Chandna was discussing the growing trend of actresses and female celebrities opting to freeze their eggs. While she understands why women make that choice, her own approach to motherhood is quite different.
Why Surbhi Chandna Is Hesitant About Egg Freezing
Surbhi has revealed that the biggest concern for her is the hormonal changes she associates with the egg-freezing process. She said she is scared of the hormonal imbalance involved and therefore currently prefers to let things happen naturally.
Importantly, this is Surbhi’s personal concern and perspective, rather than a medical conclusion about egg freezing. The actress was sharing why she personally does not feel the need to undergo the procedure at this stage.
Surbhi Chandna Takes Inspiration From Her Sister
One reason behind Surbhi’s outlook is her sister’s experience with motherhood. She shared that her sister had a baby at 39 through a natural pregnancy, despite having a demanding job that puts considerable physical stress on her body.
For Surbhi, that experience has strengthened her belief that she would also like to follow a natural path when she eventually decides to have a child. She also made it clear that she respects women who feel egg freezing is important for their own circumstances.
Naagin Actress Surbhi Chandna Is Leaving Motherhood To The Right Time
Surbhi has not revealed any specific timeline for starting a family. Instead, she described motherhood as something she wants to embrace when the time feels right for her.
Meanwhile, the actress has also stepped into a new professional phase. She has made her debut as a producer with Balaji Digital’s Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasam, under her production banner Feel Good Studios.
For Surbhi Chandna, egg freezing is ultimately a personal decision, and for now, she is choosing patience over medical intervention while keeping her options open.