ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan’s sibling, Aleema Khan, has strongly rejected the reports of her brother’s marriage with former BBC weather girl Reham Khan.
Aleema Khan, the sister of Imran Khan, refuted all reports regarding alleged secret marriage of her brother with the mother-of=-three Reham Khan. She clarified that the Khan family was still searching out a ‘suitable woman’ for Imran’s marriage.
She termed it a part of conspiracies by political opponents of Imran Khan which were trying to damage his popularity.
The clarification came just after Imran Khan’s Twitter message, said, ‘The reports of my marriage are greatly exaggerated.’
The reports of my marriage are greatly exaggerated!
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) December 31, 2014
Earlier for few day, rumours started circulating that Imran Khan has tied the knot secretly with a journalist Reham Khan who works for a British organisation although family members were against the marriage, reports say. According to British media reports, Imran Khan and Reham Khan tied the knot despite knowing that Imran’s family was against the marriage.
A family friend said that relatives including his sisters were against the marriage and were surprised when he went ahead. It is believed family members and those in his political party tried to dissuade him out of the marriage.
However, the couple are yet to make an official announcement which will apparently be made in the New Year.
Renowned journalist and senior anchorperson Dr Shahid Masood said that Imran is neither denying nor admitting the marriage news.
He is one of the close friend of PTI chairman and he said party has confirmed that Reham wants to get actively involved with his politics and sees herself a future first lady.
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