Veena Malik to tie the knot again next month with Dubai-based businessman

October 16, 2024

Veena Malik ex-husband Asad Khattak gets emotional after meeting children in court

Veena Malik is set to begin a new chapter in her life.
She will step into a second marriage next month.
Veena is thrilled about her upcoming wedding.

Pakistani Actress and host Veena Malik is getting ready to tie the knot with a businessman from Dubai next month, marking the start of a new chapter in her life.

The 48-year-old mother of two is extremely excited about her upcoming marriage, which looks to be a stunning blend of Middle Eastern and Pakistani traditions. The destination wedding’s specifics are still unknown, but it is expected to be a small celebration with close friends and family.

Veena’s colleagues in the entertainment industry are rallying around her in support of this joyful milestone. She has been sharing updates on her Instagram stories, prompting fans to speculate about her new relationship.

Amidst the excitement, Veena’s fans have been sending her well wishes and hoping that this new journey will bring her lasting happiness and love.

First married to Asad Khattak, the “Zindagi 50 50” star later called it quits. After a court decision went in her favor, she filed for divorce and has since concentrated on her happiness and personal development. It appears that Veena is prepared to welcome a new beginning and a future full of love and celebration with this impending wedding.

Veena Malik ex-husband Asad Khattak gets emotional after meeting children in court

Veena Malik and ex-husband Asad Khattak meet in court due to a…

byWeb Desk

Published October 16, 2024

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