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Sania Mirza’s private life turned a trending subject on social media after former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik shared his wedding ceremony photos on social media. The rumours of Sania’s divorce from Shoaib turned a actuality after the cricketer shared photos of her wedding ceremony with Sana Javed on Wednesday. Now, Sania’s household has damaged the silence on the matter.

Within the assertion, Sania’s group and her household wrote: “Sania has at all times saved her private life away from the general public eye. Nevertheless, at the moment the necessity has arisen for her to share that Shoaib and she or he have been divorced for a couple of months now. She needs Shoaib nicely for his new journey forward!

At this delicate interval of her life, we wish to request all followers and well-wishers to chorus from indulging in any hypothesis and to respect her want for privateness.”

The cricketer who was beforehand married to Indian tennis star, Sania, with whom he has a son, launched {a photograph} on a social media platform together with his new spouse, with the phrases “And We created you in pairs”.


Their five-year-old son Izaan lives with Sania.

Sania’s father Imran Mirza informed PTI that “it was a ‘khula'”, which refers back to the proper of a Muslim lady to unilaterally divorce her husband.

There have been robust rumours since 2022 about variations between Shoaib and Sania resulting in a break up, and so they have not often been seen collectively within the final couple of years.

Only a few days again Malik additionally unfollowed the Indian star on Instagram.

Shoaib and Sania had obtained married in Hyderabad within the Indian participant’s hometown Hyderabad in April 2010 and so they use to reside in Dubai.

Sana Javed who has starred in a variety of hit drama serial and in addition acted in Pakistani movies had married singer Umair Jaiswal in 2020 at a easy ceremony amid the coronavirus pandemic.

However, two months earlier, studies about their divorce emerged.

With PTI inputs

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