Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman finally broke her silence after alleged explicit videos leaked online last year. The influencer disappeared from social media in November 2024 and deactivated her accounts after explicit videos, which she claims were fabricated, surfaced online. In a recent interview with Nukta Pakistan, Rehman addressed the controversy, revealing how the ordeal turned her life upside down.She also shared that Pakistan’s Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested one person in connection with the case.
Rehman made her first public appearance in months on January 30. Wearing a black face mask and hoodie during her interview, she described the devastating impact of the video scandal.
She said (translated from Hindi): “I saw the video. It was like my life is over. I can’t go to university. I can’t face people. I am getting a lot of death threats.”
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She also condemned the spread of fake videos, calling out those who created and shared them. “There are some on social media who think it’s cool to create videos of people and post them online. But they don’t think of how it will affect the lives of people,” said Rehman.
Explaining why she chose not to immediately address the controversy online, Rehman said “When these videos went viral, I could have put out a clarification on my account. But I wanted to take the legal route to see who was behind the incident”.
She also praised the FIA’s efforts, confirming that one individual has been arrested in connection with the scandal. Imsha Rehman was among the five Pakistani social media influencers/Tiktokers whose alleged obscene videos surfaced online in 2024. Other influencers who fell victim to these incidents were Mathira Khan, Minahil Malik, Kanwal Aftab and Maryam Faisal.