Shoaib Malik Marries Sana Javed: All You Need To Know About Pakistani Actress Who Married the Cricketer Formerly Wedded to Sania Mirza
Shoaib Malik and Sana Javed shared the news of their marriage with their followers on social media
On January 20, 2024, Shoaib Malik and Sana Javed shared the news of their marriage with their followers on social media. For those curious about the talented Pakistani actress, here's all you need to know!
Just a few days back Malik also unfollowed the Indian star on Instagram.
Shoaib Malik’s announcement of his marriage to Pakistani Both of them looked stunning as they posed happily in their ..
The news comes when rumours about differences between Shoaib and Sania were at their peak. The celebrity couple have rarely been seen together in the last couple of years. Multiple reports claimed that they had split but there was no official confirmation. Malik, in fact, dodged Sania-related questions a few times during Pakistan TV shows last year.
Shoaib and Sania had got married in Hyderabad in the Indian player's hometown Hyderabad in April 2010 and they used to live in Dubai. The couple were blessed with a son, Ihzaan Mirza Malik, in October 2018. He stays with Sania.
Notably, this is also Sana Javed's second marriage. She had married singer Umair Jaiswal in 2020 at a simple ceremony amid the coronavirus pandemic. She has starred in a number of hit drama serials and also acted in PakistaniBut, two months earlier, reports about their divorce emerged.
Sania, one of India's greatest tennis players announced her retirement last year.
In a career spanning 20 years, where she won 43 WTA doubles titles and one singles trophy, Sania was seen as a trailblazer for women in sport.Hours after former Pakistan cricket team captain Shoaib Malik announced his second marriage to actress Sana Javed, a family member of former India tennis player and first wife of Malik, Sania Mirza, said that the tennis ace had unilaterally divorced her husband. A family source told PTI that "it was a 'khula'", which refers to the right of a Muslim woman to divorce her husband unilaterally. Interestingly, in the initial PTI report, the same quote was attributed to Imran Mirza, the father of Sania
