Following the current cheating scandal, Aima Baig’s first photo collection has gone viral on social media.
The “Do Bol” singer posted a fresh three-picture album on her page on Monday while lounging by the serene backdrop on her account on the photo and video sharing app.
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“Wondering if anyone cares? 🤔” Aima Baig wrote in the caption of the viral picture gallery.
Her 4.4 million Instagram followers showered the celebrity with affection, and the post earned tons of likes in addition to supportive comments from her friends.
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Earlier this month, singer Aima Baig confirmed her split with ex-fiancé actor Shahbaz Shigri in an Instagram post that was soon deleted. Few days later, in a surprising turn of events, she was accused of cheating on Shigri with filmmaker Qes Ahmed by British supermodel Taloulah Mair.
The Baazi singer finally took to Instagram to address the topic involving her private life following two days of complete silence from her in the wake of vicious internet taunting about the same. She doesn’t explicitly address whether the accusations made against her are real or not in her note, but she does advise readers to verify the “authenticity” of any supporting documentation and avoid believing in unsubstantiated claims made in an effort to earn “money” and “followers.”
“Bol liya aap sab nay? Karlia bully ya abhi bhi or thora rehta ha to wo bhi karlain. [Have you all said your peace? Have you bullied me enough or have you still got some more left to do, go ahead and do it.] Without even knowing the entire truth. Ab main thora sa kuch boloun [now can I say a little something]?” she asked in a long note penned in a series of Instagram stories posted on Wednesday evening.
Referring to her breakup announcement with Shigri, she added, “Although I did leave a very respectful statement to put an end to this whole situation. But some people want to stay [quiet because] they know how many more ugly things would come out, not just about them, but about their families too. I still want to keep up with that respect that I gave to these people. In fact, to this one person and family because ‘that is not how my upbringing is.’”
The 27-year-old went on in a rather cryptic manner, “I don’t and can’t make fun of people who are deceased or how they used their significant other and then acted as if they are the victim. People who know this person personally have nothing to say about this matter since they knew the truth way before y’all got aware of it. And trust me they know why it happened,” she wrote.
