Zomato CEO’s Wife, Grecia Munoz, Officially Changes Her Name to Gia Goyal

Zomato CEO wife name change

Zomato CEO’s Wife: Gia’s bio now reads, “Born in Mexico, now in India”. Her post has a pic of her in traditional Indian attire, celebrating Holi, with a dog and a sun-kissed selfie. In the second pic of her carousel, Gia is at various places, one of which is where she’s having chole bhature.

She also posted more pics of her husband Deepinder Goyal and their moments together. In the pic, the two are smiling as they cut a cake.

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The gallery also has other pics of Munoz’s life, including her in traditional Indian attire, playing with a dog, celebrating Holi and a sun-kissed selfie.

Born Grecia Munoz, Gia Goyal is from Mexico. She was a model before she became an entrepreneur. Munoz used her modelling experience to launch a luxury consumer goods startup.

She was a face in the fashion world when she won the Metropolitan Fashion Week award in the US in 2022. Besides modelling, Grecia also hosts TV shows as mentioned in her Instagram bio.

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Besides business, Munoz is involved in various social activities and is part of several charities. Gia is also philanthropic. Munoz and Goyal support education, women and children.

The couple got married in a private ceremony earlier this year. The newlyweds had their honeymoon in France. Gia is Deepinder’s second wife. He was earlier married to Kanchan Joshi, his classmate at IIT Delhi. They have a daughter Siara together.

On the other hand, as per Forbes’ real-time net worth calculation, The stock on the BSE went up to a record Rs 230. The market capitalization crossed Rs 1.8 trillion. Goyal who owns 36.95 crore shares, or 4.24% stake in the company became India’s richest professional manager and the country’s latest billionaire having crossed the Rs 8,300 crore mark in net worth.

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