Imran Khan's wife accuses ex of domestic violence
January 14, 2015 11:44
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan's new wife, Reham Khan, 41, says she has been a victim of domestic violence while she was married to 54-year-old psychiatrist Dr Ijaz Rehman with whom she had three children, Daily Mail reports.
In a simple yet most-talked about ceremony, Imran tied the knot with Reham at Bani Gala on January 8.
Reham, who hosts a current affair show on Dawn News, opened up about her turbulent previous marriage in a TV interview recently.
"Thanks to Allah, I am not scarred by my experience. Domestic violence is a big issue and no attention is paid to it in Pakistan. [It] happens in many shapes and forms,' Reham said.
"I have never spoken about my personal experience of domestic violence because I was in [the] media and I felt it would be unfair to expose the other party,' she added.
She also said that she was reluctant to accept Imran's proposal because of what took place during her previous marriage, which ended in 2006 after 15 years.
In a simple yet most-talked about ceremony, Imran tied the knot with Reham at Bani Gala on January 8.
Reham, who hosts a current affair show on Dawn News, opened up about her turbulent previous marriage in a TV interview recently.
"Thanks to Allah, I am not scarred by my experience. Domestic violence is a big issue and no attention is paid to it in Pakistan. [It] happens in many shapes and forms,' Reham said.
"I have never spoken about my personal experience of domestic violence because I was in [the] media and I felt it would be unfair to expose the other party,' she added.
She also said that she was reluctant to accept Imran's proposal because of what took place during her previous marriage, which ended in 2006 after 15 years.
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