DISCLOSED: The true cause of Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik’s split

In the midst of rumors about his divorce from Indian tennis player Sania Mirza, former Pakistan cricket captain Shoaib Malik stirred up social media with photos from his marriage to Sana Javed. A Pakistani media site said that Shoaib Malik’s marriage to Sania ended because of his suspected extramarital activities.

Shoaib Malik’s sisters were allegedly angry with him for being married for the third time, and it was stated that none of his family members attended his third marriage. According to the Pakistan Daily, “At his third marriage to actress Sana Javed, who is divorced, none of Shoaib Malik’s family members were present.” Regarding his divorce from tennis player Sania Mirza, Malik’s sisters have voiced grave worries. Sania allegedly became weary of Malik’s adulterous escapades.”

Although Sania and Shoaib have refrained from openly discussing their relationship, there have been persistent rumors about it for some time. Sania’s social media posts suggested that there was discord in the partnership as well. She posted mysterious pictures on Instagram that seemed to be from inside.

“Let it go when something disturbs the peace of your heart,” Sania wrote earlier this month.

“Getting married is difficult. Divorce is difficult. Select your hard. Being obese is difficult. Maintaining fitness is difficult. Select your hard. Having debt is difficult. Maintaining financial discipline is difficult. Select your hard. It’s difficult to communicate. It’s difficult to not communicate. Select your hard. There will never be an easy life. It’s going to be difficult forever. We may choose our hard, however. Choose carefully (sic),” she just said on her Instagram stories.

Izhaan, the son of Shoaib and Sania, became five years old in October of last year. The decision of Sania’s daughter to accept a ‘khula’ from the cricket player was verified by her father on Saturday. “Khula” is what it was called. Regarding the situation, Imran Mirza, Sania’s father, said, “I do not wish to comment further.”