Pakistani TikTok star Minahil Malik has spoken out after a private video featuring her and her boyfriend was leaked online. The video, which reportedly shows intimate moments between the couple, sparked controversy and divided opinions on social media. While some have accused Malik of orchestrating the leak as a publicity stunt, others have expressed support and empathy for her during this difficult time. Malik took to the social media platform Instagram to address the situation and share her feelings about the invasion of privacy.
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The post doesn’t include any caption but the message she wrote reads: “It was not easy for me but I’m done. It’s hard to say goodbye. No fights. Spread love. I’m leaving. I will miss you. I love you. Take care. (with a broken heart emoji)”
How users reacted to the post
Since it was uploaded, the post has gone viral with over 32,000 likes and received mixed comments from several Instagram users.
“Stay strong, Minahil, don’t let the negativity get to you,” said one user voicing support for Malik.
Another user added, “Your happiness is what matters, ignore the haters.”
A third user criticised this post and said: “Once again! Seeking attention.”
“This isn’t the way to handle fame; it’s shameful,” a fourth user added.
A fifth user also highlighted: “You’ve let your fans down.”
Pakistani actress accused TikTok star of leaking explicit video for fame
Earlier this week, Pakistani actress Mishi Khan suggested that TikTok star Minahil Malik may have leaked her explicit video as a publicity stunt. This accusation follows Malik’s denial that the viral video, allegedly featuring her and her boyfriend, was real. In an Instagram video, Khan condemned the act, suggesting Malik was inspired by a Bollywood film where a character uses a similar tactic for fame. Khan’s comments came after seeing Malik’s name trending on X (formerly Twitter) about the leaked video.
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“Shameful to see these influencers stooping to the lowest level for fame & disgracing their families, parents & the society. They should be banned from using social media,” Khan wrote in her post