Aamir Khan set to marry Gauri Spratt on July 5

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is reportedly set to marry his longtime partner Gauri Spratt on July 5.

Sources familiar with the development said the couple plans to hold a private ceremony with close family members and friends in attendance. The wedding is expected to take place at Aamir Khan’s residence, with no large public celebrations currently planned.

Relationship became public in 2025

Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt began dating in early 2024 after being introduced through the actor’s cousin, Nuzhat Khan.

The actor publicly introduced Gauri as his partner around his 60th birthday in 2025. Since then, the couple has frequently appeared together at public and industry events.

Gauri, who previously worked with a salon chain in Bengaluru, is now associated with Aamir Khan Productions.

Aamir says he feels ‘stable’ with Gauri

The actor has previously spoken about the stability and happiness he has found in the relationship.

In an earlier interview, Aamir described their relationship as serious and committed, saying that he already felt married to Gauri in his heart and would decide later whether to formally legalize the relationship.

Although their relationship became public only recently, reports suggest that Aamir and Gauri had known each other for nearly 25 years before they began dating.

Gauri is also a mother to a son from a previous marriage.

Aamir Khan’s previous marriages

Aamir Khan was first married to Reena Dutta in 1986. The couple has two children, Ira Khan and Junaid Khan, before separating in 2002.

The actor later married filmmaker Kiran Rao in 2005. They share a son, Azad Rao Khan, and announced their separation in 2021 after 16 years of marriage.

Despite the separations, Aamir has maintained cordial relationships with both Reena and Kiran, and the family is often seen together during important occasions.

While the final guest list has not been disclosed, reports suggest that fellow Bollywood stars Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan could attend the ceremony if their schedules permit.