The highly publicized marriage between psychologist and motivational speaker Dr Nabiha Ali Khan and businessman Haris Khokhar has hit a rough patch just months after their wedding as both exchanged accusations on public forum.
Dr Nabiha appeared on Fiza Ali Show recently where she opened up about the difficulties in her marriage. She described the relationship as “on the verge of collapse,” attributing the strain primarily to interference from her husband’s family.
Dr Nabiha alleged that Haris Khokhar consistently prioritizes his parents and sister over their marriage, which has caused frequent tension.
ڈاکٹر نبیحہ جس کی شادی کے دو ماہ پہلے سارے سوشل میڈیا الیکٹرانک میڈیا پہ چرچے تھے آج بات علیحدگی تک پہنچ چکی اب چینلز پہ بیٹھ کر سسرال والے کے کپڑے اتار رہی اور فضا علی اوور ایکٹنگ تو کمالpic.twitter.com/qt4e5dj2mM
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She also expressed frustration over her efforts to maintain harmony in the household, questioning why she had been married into a family where external preferences seemed to take precedence. She underscored that a husband should protect the sanctity of his marriage rather than letting outside influences cause disruption.
The psychologist also revealed that she had quietly left her marital home amid the ongoing tensions.
What does her husband Haris Khokhar say?
In response to Dr Nabiha’s statements, social media influencer and businessman Haris Khokhar released a video addressing the allegations. He claimed that Dr Nabiha suffers from suspicion and paranoia, which, according to him, has no simple remedy. Haris insisted there were no serious disagreements between them, and he felt happier at home than elsewhere.
Haris explained that when he started a new business, Dr Nabiha insisted on accompanying him everywhere, which he deemed impractical for professional meetings, social events, and other engagements.
He added that whenever he planned to leave the house for work, she would suspect he was going elsewhere. Haris strongly denied any wrongdoing, asserting that no fights, verbal abuse, or domestic violence occurred. He described the issues as rooted in mistrust and negative assumptions rather than genuine conflicts.
