Who is Kanwal Aftab? Pakistani influencer’s private videos allegedly leaked
Kanwal Aftab, a prominent Pakistani social media influencer, is reportedly the latest victim of alleged private video leaks, joining the ranks of other Pakistani celebrities. However, the authenticity of the leaked MMS remains unverified.
With over 4 million followers on Instagram, Kanwal Aftab often shares content featuring her husband and daughter. Recently, she was named in reports of personal video leaks following similar controversies involving Mathira Khan, Minahil Malik, and Imsha Rehman. According to The Economic Times, the new footage allegedly shows Aftab in a “compromising situation.”
As of now, the 26-year-old influencer has not released any official statement regarding the situation, and the authenticity of the video is still uncertain. Born on January 9, 1998, Kanwal Aftab continues to maintain a significant presence on social media despite the controversy.
A rising trend of leaks
The alleged leak involving Kanwal Aftab follows recent incidents of similar controversies in Pakistan’s social media scene. TikTok influencers Minahil Malik and Imsha Rehman, as well as TV host Mathira Khan, have faced online backlash after purportedly explicit videos surfaced online.
Mathira, a prominent television personality, addressed the situation by accusing detractors of fabricating content to tarnish her reputation. She claimed individuals were misusing her name and images to spread false information. Similarly, Imsha Rehman and Minahil Malik experienced intense public scrutiny, with Rehman deactivating her social media accounts due to societal backlash. Malik, on the other hand, alleged that her leaked video was fake.
Who is Mathira Mohammad? Pakistani TV host in spotlight
Mathira Mohammad, a Pakistani-Zimbabwean television host and model, recently became embroiled in controversy after alleged private videos featuring her surfaced online. Despite going viral, the authenticity of these videos remains unverified.
With a career spanning film and television, including a role in the Indian Punjabi movie Young Malang, Mathira commands a significant following of 2.5 million on Instagram. She has denied the claims, stating the videos are fabricated and aimed at damaging her reputation. On X (formerly Twitter), Mathira wrote, “People are misusing my name and photoshoot pictures to spread fake content. Have some shame and leave me out of this nonsense!”
Trend of leaked private videos
among Pakistani influencers appears to have begun with Minahil Malik and has since involved other notable figures such as Imsha Rehman and Mathira.
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