Actress Saboor Aly marked a touching moment in her motherhood journey as her daughter Serena Ali turned six-months-old.

 

To celebrate the occasion, Saboor took to Instagram to share a series of heartwarming pictures capturing the journey of becoming a mother. But one image stood out, a digitally created photo showing Saboor, her daughter, and her late mother together, made using an AI Image maker.

 

 

 

The moving tribute offered a glimpse into Saboor’s grief and gratitude, as she imagined her late mother present in one of the most meaningful chapters of her life.

 

In her Instagram stories, Saboor also shared glimpses of Serena’s half-birthday celebration, including photos with her husband, actor Ali Ansari, and their daughter, with the caption: “Happy 6 months Serina.”

 

 

Saboor, who married Ali Ansari in January 2022, became a mother in March 2025. Since then, she has often reflected on her journey with honesty and emotion, speaking openly about how becoming a parent has deepened her connection with the memory of her mother.

 

In one of her recent interviews, Saboor opened up about motherhood, revealing details about her pregnancy and the birth of her daughter.

 

Recalling the moment when she discovered she was pregnant, Saboor revealed that she was on a girls' trip abroad when she began to feel unwell. “A sensation unlike anything I had felt before. Coincidentally, Ali was set to join me that day in Turkey,” she said.

 

“We were not planning for a baby specifically. We had left it to the flow of life, believing that only Allah knows the right time to bring someone into your life,” she said. “When Ali arrived, the first thing I did was tell him the news. It was a very emotional moment for me.”

 

When asked about her initial reaction to finding out she was expecting, Saboor described it as a “mixed feeling”. She said she was shivering and anxious, eagerly awaiting Ali’s arrival to share the news. “But when I saw the test report, my mother was the first person who came to my mind,” she added.

 

Reflecting on the absence of her late mother, Saboor shared a deeply emotional insight, “No one can fill her absence, but throughout my pregnancy, delivery, and even after, everything somehow became easier. I believe she was there with me in spirit. That’s the only reason it all felt so manageable.”

 

Saboor's mother Rahat Ali passed away in March 2017 after a battle with cancer.