Who is Himani Mor: Who is Himani Mor, married to Neeraj Chopra? She is also a sportsperson

Neeraj Chopra won the Olympic medal last time, on the evening of January 19, everyone was surprised by the announcement of his marriage. The ace javelin thrower Neeraj, 27, held a private ceremony, marrying Himani Mor in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, which was the reports stated.

According to the reports, their close friends and family members were quite prevalent in their small wedding. Neeraj Chopra, who gave the caption, "Started a new chapter of life with my family. Bound by love, happily ever after," the Olympian posted pictures from their would-be fairy-tale wedding.

Who is Himani Mor?

According to a report by Sportstar, it is understood that His chosen life partner is in parallel with the sports arena, him too. Himani Mor, the girl who is currently living in the US, belongs to Larsauli in Haryana and this is said in the same report but she is also studying and working there. She graduated from Little Angels School, Sonipat and later on pursued a double major in Political Science and Physical Education from Miranda House, Delhi.

Later she moved to the USA for her undergraduate studies at Southeastern Louisiana University. Right now, she is doing a Masters degree in sports management and administration from McCormack Isenberg School of Management.

The All India Tennis Association's (AITA) website says that Himani Mor has reached the highest national rank of 42 in singles in 2018 and 27 in doubles. Before the current position of at Franklin Pierce University where she worked as an assistant coach part-time, Himani worked as a graduate assistant at Amherst College where she was a women tennis team manager.

According to Neeraj's uncle Bhim, Neeraj Chopra Marriage has been confirmed by him to PTI, “Neeraj Chopra has been happily married in India two days ago.” Elucidating the matter, Bhim has added, “The girl is from Sonipat and she is studying in the US." Bhim has disclosed further the saying, "They have left the country for a holiday and I do not have any idea regarding the places they will be visiting. Thus we must be silent about it."