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Won't Be Walking For Jj Valaya's Show: Sonakshi Sinha

IANS, 07 Aug, 2015 12:41 PM

Actress Sonakshi Sinha says she will not be able to walk as a showstopper for ace couturier JJ Valaya at the seventh edition of BMW India Bridal Fashion Week 2015 due to date issues.

The "Dabangg" actress took to micro-blogging website Twitter to announce the news on Friday.

"Due to some confusion over dates I wont be walking for JJ Valaya's show on the 9th! All the best JJ, looking forward to a divine collection from you," she posted.

Earlier in the month it was specualted that Sonakshi would be the showstopper for Valaya's show that is scheduled to take place on Sunday.

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