Pakistani player and model Sarah Khan, a 28-year-old, began her wedded life during a lockdown last year with singer Falak Shabir. And both married in the presence of close relatives quite simply and no Pakistani celebration was invited.
In an interview with YouTube, Sarah Khan stated that while she was pregnant she would be a mother of twins. But now she’s embracing Allah’s favor, but now it’s time to say whether she’ll be the child’s or the twins’ mother. Because from childhood Sarah Khan adored twins. And as people discovered the pregnancy of Sarah Khan, they began congratulating her on social media.
In July 2020, Sarah and Falak were married and a couple of famous couples only spent some days in Turkey.
The Sabbat actress was allegedly hospitalized last week because of bad health. Falak Shabir, her husband, provided the hospital screenshots, but she did not explain them. Sarah Khan had caught typhoid, which is why she was hospitalized, which was subsequently verified by her management. Sara Khan stated that alongside her spouse Falak Shabir, her first child is expected.
On Instagram, the stunner revealed the news with a rose photo and a Quranic passage on pregnancy, in which admirers were encouraged to shower her felicitous remarks. He and his wife expect their first kid, Falak had left his million admirers guessing.
Sarah posted a photo that shows creation and birth from the pink rose and the Quran passage. We know that the pair have a long heritage of flowers, but this particular verse of the Quran made admirers interested. She’s been writing,
“It is He – Allah -Who created you from a single being, and out of it, He made its mate, that he may find comfort in her. (Quran 7:189)”
The Akhiyan singer responded to Instagram and published with a lovely and mysterious remark an illustration of mother and father, but did not expressly declare if the news is genuine. “This is the beauty of a partnership, he called it! SubhanAllah. The delightful message left the admirers who speculated that the pair expect their first child.
