Model Pakistani, Host, and VJ Mathira has sculpted a niche for hosting her specialty as she showed when she was a teenager for almost a decade. That’s why it was a surprise that the model opened to be bullied for a “she-male” by actor Sonya Hussyn
Sonya Hussyn recently made two bold actions; the first, to call her dad and wish him a happy dad’s day, and the second, to encourage others to do the same. One of the blogs, Galaxy Lollywood, has published it on its site. Mathira picked this very post to showcase her gripe with the actor, whereas this was an uplifting video.
“There was a period when I despised how I looked after my divorce was struggling with depression. So I chopped my hair and tinted my hair blonde, I wanted to change to make myself more feeling “She remembered that she was invited to the IPPA Awards in London at the same time and traveled with other stars on the bus.
“When I met other celebs I knew that Miss Sonya Hussyn assumed I was she-man, my headphones kept at my own business. She stated that although she called naming, despite being called, she decided to help Muhabbat Tujhe Alvida since “the English were weak at the time,” I was so underestimated that she commented on me when I didn’t say a word to anybody “There was a mistake.
She stated that Azfar Rehman was the one who had been good to her at that time, I was still kind, but the lady didn’t tell you a sorry or a thank you… girl, you’re phony.” “Everything I want to say is that some are lovely faces, but terrible souls.”
Mathira then made it clear that she didn’t mean this as an advertising ploy, but that people frequently don’t understand how often they’re doing damage as performers.
After that she said
You’re perhaps a celebrity or a diva but I’m sorry if you’ve got a nasty character that bullies others and doesn’t understand what they’re doing. I’m sorry you’ve had to be trash.”
After that Hussyn phoned her up to talk about it after Mathira posted her tale on Instagram.
She just spoke to Mathira and was pleased that her misunderstandings were cleared,” she said, recognizing that depression is a horrible condition and that Mathira had to travel by alone.
Then she told her pals that it was a telephone call if anything ever was required, that she called her sister Mathira and wished her the best. She remarked that the absence of communication leads solely to negative effects. “There’s nothing I’m asking for, without contextualization and revealing the other side,” she added. Her post didn’t reference Mathira’s harassment accusations explicitly. Perhaps we never learn about it, but we are happy that the problem has been addressed. Hussyn mockingly misused her in her original article as a “she-male,” who is stupid and nasty. Since the “misunderstanding” was clarified in both cases
