Bhavana Ramanna Embraces Motherhood At 40, Expecting Twins Via IVF
Kannada actress Bhavana Ramanna announces pregnancy with twins at 40 via IVF. As a single woman, she opens up about choosing motherhood and overcoming societal barriers.

Bhavana Ramanna, known for her powerful performances in Kannada cinema and her legacy as a classical dancer, has taken a bold and heartfelt step into motherhood. At 40, the actress is six months pregnant with twins through in vitro fertilization (IVF), and her announcement has sparked admiration across the country.
The celebrated actress, who has never been married, shared her journey publicly on July 4 with a glowing photo of her baby bump on social media. The post was met with an outpouring of support and affection from fans and fellow celebrities alike.
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'Marriage and I Never Crossed Paths'
In a candid interview with The Times of India, Bhavana opened up about her decision to pursue motherhood as a single woman. “Since marriage and I never crossed paths, I had to look at other possibilities, including assisted reproduction," she stated.
Bhavana’s decision wasn’t made lightly. She revealed that social and medical challenges once hindered access to IVF for unmarried women. “For the longest time, the law didn’t support single or unwed women opting for motherhood through these means. But once the legal framework shifted to be more inclusive, I knew it was time,” she added.
The road to conception had its obstacles. Bhavana recounted the difficulty in finding supportive medical professionals: “I began reaching out to IVF clinics and encountered resistance. Many doctors simply hung up the moment they learned I was single and unmarried.” Eventually, she found a doctor who supported her vision and guided her through the process.
Now, with her due date approaching, Bhavana is preparing to raise her twins with love and resilience. “I’ve thought through what it means to raise children as a single parent, and I’m well aware that my children may face questions as they grow up. I’m prepared for that,” she said.
Bhavana's supportive family
Addressing the absence of a traditional father figure, Bhavana emphasized the role of her family in creating a nurturing environment. “They’ll grow up surrounded by strong, kind male figures, my brother, my cousins, who will give them the emotional balance that matters so much in childhood,” she noted.
Bhavana concluded with a powerful message about love and authenticity. “I’m not a man-hater, and I don’t claim that living without a man is the ideal path. What I will teach my children is this: life is about love, about companionship, and about standing tall in your truth.”
With a film career spanning decades and critically acclaimed roles in films like Bhagirathi, Shanti, and Kshaama, Bhavana now embarks on her most personal and inspiring journey yet—as a mother.
























