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Iqrar ul Hassan advises other men to refrain from marrying multiple times

Iqrar ul Hassan advises other men to refrain from marrying multiple times

  • Iqrar ul Hassan opened up about his thoughts on having three wives.
  • He shared that there were "special" circumstances.
  • He admitted that he never planned to have three marriages.

Iqrar ul Hassan, a well-known Pakistani news anchor famous for his investigative show, often finds himself in the spotlight not just for his journalism but also for his personal life.

The anchor has been married three times, with all his wives—Qurutulain Iqrar, Farah Iqrar, and Aroosa Iqrar—being associated with the news industry. Despite his multiple marriages, Iqrar has only one son, Pehlaaj, from his first marriage. However, he has never publicly disclosed the reasons behind his repeated marriages.

Recently, Iqrar attended an event where he opened up about his thoughts on having three wives. Addressing the topic, he shared that there were "special" circumstances that led him to marry multiple times.

He admitted that he never planned to have three marriages, but life unfolded in a way that it happened. Despite his personal experience, Iqrar advised others not to follow in his footsteps. He emphasized that having multiple marriages is not something he encourages, as it comes with its own set of challenges.

Iqrar's candid remarks have sparked discussions among his followers. While some appreciated his honesty, others were quick to criticize the anchor's remarks. Here's how moral police responded:

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