Who Is Grecia Munoz? Know The Mexican Model Who Married Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal

Taking to her social media handle, Munoz shared some pictures from Delhi mentioning it as her "new home"

All About Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal's Wife Grecia Munoz

Source : Instagram/Gercia Munoz/Deepinder Goyal

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal married Mexican Model Grecia Munoz, a few months back. As per media reports, the two have recently come back from their honeymoon in February. This is Goyal’s second marriage, having previously been married to Kanchan Joshi, whom he met during his time at IIT-Delhi. Taking to her social media handle, Munoz shared some pictures from Delhi mentioning it as her "new home"

She wrote, "Dilli Darshan (Part 1) - glimpses of my new life at my new home."

 

 

 

 

 

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Who Is Grecia Munoz?

Born in Mexico, Gercia Munoz, who was previously a model is now working on her own startup specialising in luxury consumer products. Having moved to India after her marriage, she now considers India her home as mentioned in her Instagram bio which reads, "Born in Mexico… now at home in India"

Gercia was honoured with the Metropolitan Fashion Week award in the United States in 2022, demonstrating her exceptional talent and influence in the fashion industry. In addition to being a successful model, Gercia was also a television host.

About Deepinder Goyal And Zomato Controversy:

Deepinder Goyal (41) is the founder and CEO of Zomato, a food delivery platform headquartered in Gurugram. He started the company in 2008 under the name Foodiebay, launching it from his apartment. Zomato has since expanded into a major player in the food delivery sector, operating in over 1,000 cities across India.

Recently, Zomato faced criticism for its introduction of a 'pure veg' delivery fleet, distinguished by green uniforms instead of the usual red. This decision was swiftly reversed due to substantial backlash on social media, with Goyal acknowledging the potential risks to the safety of their delivery personnel posed by on-the-ground segregation.