Who Is Jay Shetty's Wife? All About Radhi Devlukia-Shetty

Jay Shetty and Radhi Devlukia-Shetty have been married since 2016.

"You are truly one of a kind. Your positive energy is infectious, you leave everyone happier than you found them and you are pure light in every room," the life coach wrote on Instagram in honor of his wife's 34th birthday in July 2024.

Shetty has become a familiar face in Hollywood. He's the host of the podcast On Purpose, where he interviews celebrities like John Legend and Selena Gomez, and the author of two best-selling books, Think Like a Monk and 8 Rules of Love: How to Find It, Keep It, and Let It Go.

Meanwhile, Radhi is just as successful. She's a New York Times bestselling cookbook author, the host of A Really Good Cry podcast and the co-founder of Juni Sparking Tea alongside her husband.

So, who is Jay Shetty's wife? Here's everything to know about Radhi Devlukia-Shetty.

She was born in London

Speaking with Coco Eco Magazine, Radhi shared that she was born in London to parents who are of Indian descent, but who were both raised in Africa.

"There is a lot of fusion between those two worlds. Plus the way that I was brought up in London, and then moved to America," she said. "I feel that inspiration ends up coming from my journey through life, plus the experience of my family, which has been infused into mine."

She speaks multiple languages

In the same Coco Eco interview, Radhi also shared that she speaks a mixture of the two languages she grew up speaking: Gujarati and Swahili. "I was so lucky I got so much of that culture brought into my life at such a young age," she said.

Her mom introduced her to Jay in 2013

Jay interviewed his wife in the first episode of his podcast, On Purpose. Speaking about how they met, the couple shared that Radhi's mother was actually the one who introduced them. Jay, who was a monk at the time, was asked to show Radhi's mother how to do a certain service at the temple. After meeting Jay, she suggested that her daughter look to get involved with programs at the temple for young people. She passed her daughter's number to Jay, but he passed it on to his sister Amy.

The couple met and occasionally interacted through the temple, but Radhi ended up spending much more time with Amy, who was also involved with temple programming. Radhi often heard Jay speaking to groups and said she was "in awe" of him and admired how he could "articulate such deep wisdom in a way that was so relevant to people who were so young."

After Jay left the monkhood, his sister shared with him that Radhi was interested in him, and they started dating shortly after.

"I'd seen her interact with other people ... I'd seen her personality, seen how she talked to other people and based on all those things I thought she was a great person. So when my sister told me that [Devlukia-Shetty was interested in me], I was secretly quite happy," Jay shared.

She and Jay got married in April 2016

Jay and Radhi tied the knot in April 2016, just a few years after they met. On their fourth wedding anniversary in 2020, Jay wrote on Instagram, "We've done SO much in the last 4 years, so much change and so much uncertainty but you've never made me feel that you don't trust me or believe in me!"

She and Jay honeymooned in Bora Bora three years later

Jay and Radhi didn't honeymoon until more than three years after their wedding, at which time they decided on Bora Bora. During the honeymoon, Radhi shared that her husband did most of the planning and organizing.

"As soon as we got to Bora Bora and he realised [sp] the food may not be as fun and exciting for me as he thought all he did the entire trip was constantly plan and organise every meal to try to make it something I love," she wrote on Instagram. "He also scheduled everything else for the honeymoon too every activity every experience..and it was just so perfect."

She and Jay co-founded a beverage company

The couple co-founded Juni — a sparkling tea brand in 2023. The beverages are now sold at retailers across the United States, including Target, Sprouts, Erewhon and Gelson's.

She is an influencer who shares recipes

Radhi has more than 2 million followers on Instagram and over 155,000 on TikTok. She's also a successful YouTuber, with 575,000 subscribers to her channel. Much of her content across these platforms focuses on food and recipes, though she also makes videos about topics like meditation and her family life.

She holds her Ayurvedic Health Counselor degree with California College of Ayurveda

According to Radhi's website, she holds an Ayurvedic Health Counselor degree from the California College of Ayurveda, which was founded in 1995. Per the college's website, it is the "first state-approved school for Ayurvedic medicine" and is "both the largest and most recognized center for Ayurvedic education in the United States,"

She wrote a cookbook

In August 2023, Radhi spoke with PEOPLE about her cookbook, Joyfull.

“I want it to be a guide, something that connects people back to their own bodies and the food they eat,” the self-taught chef said. “A place where I can share the tools and practices I have learned and used that transformed my relationship with myself, food and nature.”

The plant-based recipes are inspired by her Indian heritage, family recipes passed down to her and  “the places I’ve traveled and lived," which include New York, the United Kingdom and Los Angeles.

She and Jay starred in a Gap campaign

Radhi and Jay posed for Gap's 2023 holiday campaign. Following the big photo shoot, the couple spoke with PEOPLE about how "stressful, uncomfortable things" have accelerated their connection.

"In 2016, we got married, changed jobs, moved countries, and moved our home all within three months. And that's a lot,” Jay said. "I think that pressured us to really figure out how to operate together as a couple in a very intense time. I think big changes force big awareness."

She hosts a podcast

Radhi launched her podcast A Really Good Cry in April 2024. Her first guest was actress Tia Mowry.

"I created ARGC to build community, because feeling the lows and highs of life can feel pretty lonely, until you hear other peoples stories, life experiences and journeys that help you get through your own," she wrote on Instagram. "Also, let’s be honest sometimes all you need is a really good cry!"