Famous actress and host Bushra Ansari has defended the children of late actress Ayesha Khan, who was found dead in her home a few days ago, calling the accusations against them unjustified, claiming that Ayesha had once told her she did not live abroad with her children by choice.
In a short video shared on Instagram, Bushra Ansari expressed grief over Ayesha Khan’s death and addressed the speculations circulating on social media regarding the circumstances of her passing.
Ayesha Khan’s body was recovered from her house in the Gulshan-e-Iqbal area of Karachi on June 20. Later, the police said that her body was a week old.
Showbiz personalities expressed their grief over the mysterious death of the actress at home, and she was later buried quietly on June 22.
Social media users, including showbiz personalities, also made serious allegations against the actress’ children after her body remained in the house for a week.
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Bushra Ansari has said in her video that the allegations of Ayesha Khan’s children not taking care of their mother are wrong. Bushra Ansari said that she has worked with Ayesha Khan many times, a few years ago the actress told her many things about the children.
According to the actress, Ayesha Khan had told her that all the children keep begging her to move abroad with them, but she preferred to live in Karachi.
She said that Ayesha Khan has 5 to 6 children who live in different countries, her daughters and sons are all abroad.
Bushra revealed Ayesha had told her that her children ensured she lacked nothing — even leaving money in her drawers — and she was well cared for by a maid.
According to the actress, Ayesha Khan said that she likes to live in her city with her friends and her environment, she is happy here, lives with her colleagues and a maid prepares food for her, etc.
Bushra insisted that while the children might have made the mistake of not contacting their mother for a few days, it was unjust to accuse them of abandonment. She speculated that the body may not have been a week old and that the delay in contact could have been due to their busy schedules.
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