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After Vijay's swearing-in ceremony as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Trisha Krishnan has shared her first post amid dating rumours. Vijay was sworn in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister on May 10.
Trisha Krishnan grabbed headlines after attending the swearing-in ceremony of Vijay, who officially took his oath as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on Sunday, i.e., on May 10 at Chennai's Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium. Post the ceremony, the actress has shared her first social media post.
Sharing a bunch of pictures on her Instagram handle, Trisha Krishnan wrote in the caption, "The love is always louder. Thank you to my favourite go-to people." This cryptic line of the actress has sparked a reaction from netizens amid the ongoing dating rumours with the actor-turned-politician. Trisha looked stunning in the icy-blue saree with a thick golden border. The actress accessorised her hair with a mogra (jasmine flower) bunch. She completed her look with minimal jewellery and makeup.
Many took to the comment section and gave their views as well, and one user wrote, "Always shine bright! Because now is your time!" Another user wrote, "Long live Trisha Ammayar."
Trisha Krishnan attended the oath-taking ceremony of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay as the chief minister of Tamil Nadu on May 10 at Chennai's Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium. She was one of the prominent guests and even greeted Vijay's family, appearing emotional during his speech with videos of the moment going viral.
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The actress during the ceremony was seen becoming emotional and fighting back tears while listening to Vijay's swearing-in address. When asked about the event by the media, she smiled and said, “Thank you, looking forward.”
Her presence was highly noted due to their long-standing on-screen partnership in movies like Ghilli and Leo, among others. It marked a high-profile appearance during a major political transition in Tamil Nadu.