Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan is preparing to change his Mumbai address just months after marrying Gauri Spratt — and the reason is construction, not matrimony. The actor is reportedly searching for a new home after the building housing his current rented residence entered a redevelopment agreement.
Couple Exploring New Options in Mumbai
According to reports, Khan and Spratt are scouting fresh residential options across Mumbai and could shift into another rented apartment by the end of 2026 or early 2027. The couple currently lives in a rented property in the upscale Pali Hill area, where the actor is said to occupy four apartments within the building.
With redevelopment work expected to gather pace, the pair is looking for alternative accommodation. Reports suggest their next residence is already undergoing renovation and will be customised to suit their needs.
A Familiar Situation for the Actor
This is not the first time Khan has had to relocate because of redevelopment. Around 18 months ago, he moved out of his permanent residence in Union Park after that property became part of a redevelopment project.
His family home is located in the Bella Vista and Marina Apartments complex, which is currently undergoing redevelopment. The project is expected to take several years, with reports indicating that his new residence there could be ready around 2030.
Speculation Over a ‘Sky Villa’
Adding to the buzz around his residential plans, reports suggest Khan is considering a larger family home, described as a “sky villa.” The actor is said to be exploring the possibility of acquiring additional apartments in the redevelopment project to accommodate his extended family. These details, however, have not been officially confirmed.
Marriage to Gauri Spratt
Khan introduced Gauri Spratt to the public during his 60th birthday celebrations in March 2025, revealing that the two had known each other for nearly 25 years. The couple reportedly tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on July 5, 2026, surrounded by close friends and family.
Neither Khan nor his representatives have issued an official statement on the reported relocation plans.
