- By Vridhi Soodhan
- Thu, 14 Aug 2025 04:15 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Mohit Suri’s latest romantic movie Saiyaara has opened doors of fame for young actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. The leading hero of the movie has amassed a huge fanbase with his attractive looks and calming presence. Interestingly, Ahaan’s popularity has helped his sister as well. Ahaan Panday’s elder sister Alanna is married to Ivor McCray and the couple has a young son called River. The little family of three visited Mumbai to support Ahaan Panday for his debut movie, and ended up staying for five months.
Alanna and Ivor are quite active on YouTube as the couple makes interesting vlogs regarding their lifestyle, travel time and more. They recently uploaded a new vlog where the couple revealed that they have moved back to their home in Los Angeles. Alanna and Ivor also shared that they have been looking to buy a bigger house in the city. The elder sister revealed that the family is planning to move into a 5 BHK house from a 3 BHK one as they are ‘exploding out of this house.’
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Alanna stated a few important criteria as well that they are looking for in their new place and said, “One of them is natural light, high ceilings, which I feel is missing in our house right now. Another one is we want it to be 4-5 bedrooms. Right now, we are in a 3-bedroom house. Ideally, we would want it to be 5 bedrooms, but I don’t want to stretch. We want a bigger backyard. We want space for River. We want Ivor’s mom to spend more time with us, so we are looking for a house with a casita at the back so she can have her own space when she comes, and that way my mom can come.”
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The adorable couple also revealed that they have looked over a few houses, but none of them were worthy enough to put down an offer. Some had a weird vibe, while some were not baby-friendly. The other houses were simply too expensive for their renovation.