Amir Khan and Faryal Makhdoom are one couple that has managed to stay relevant in every possible way. Faryal’s controversial Snapchat stories stand as a major token of controversy in their marriage. Meanwhile, the boxer, it would not be false to say he’s only a shadow of his former self, the prolific athlete he once used to be.
It was imminent that Amir and Faryal were verging towards a divorce. However, the tides turned in their favor dramatically. A tidal wave of controversy involving their families, marriage as well, as Anthony Joshua engulfed them and it seemed apparent that there was no way back for the couple.
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However, in a shocking twist in the tale, Amir Khan and Faryal Makhdoom somehow dodged the option of divorce. Many people on social media said that it’s all a scripted piece of drama to stay relevant on the media spectrum, which may not be untrue. But the highlight is that the couple is now off to a positive start, putting their differences aside and looking forward to a better future.
Meanwhile, Amir Khan is featuring in a reality TV show based in the UK, “I’m A Celebrity”. He became a contestant solely to take a break from the wave of controversy that stood before him in all directions. He also has plans to train and make a return to the ring.
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Talking to The Sun, Amir actually revealed why he and Faryal Makhdoom did not opt for divorce despite being on the brink of separation. Here’s what Amir had to say:
Faryal and I did not go through with the divorce because it is banned in Islam to opt for a divorce when the wife is pregnant.
I have learned my lesson. It was surely a wake-up call for us both and we believe, it will only make us strong. I think we will be married forever. – Amir Khan
Well, the couple sought religion to be the primary reason for avoiding a divorce. They did not mention anything about either wife or husband’s feeling, neither their child.
We’ve left everything in the past with the baby coming, we’re looking for a brighter future. – Amir & Faryal.
So, what do you guys think about it? Do you agree?
