Pakistani actress Mathira exposes the truth behind her viral videos, calling them AI-manipulated deep fakes. She reveals how a man from Jhang distributed the content and shares her experience of Pakistani influencer Mathira denies viral s*x videos, claiming they were AI-generated. She accuses cyberbullies of using fake content to harm her reputation and expresses gratitude for her support Pakistani TV host and influencer Mathira has become the latest target in a string of privacy breaches involving public figures, with an alleged MMS private video leak now making rounds on social Mathira is a Pakistani-Zimbabwean model, dancer, TV host, singer, and actor, best known for her item songs in the film Main Hoon Shahid Afridi and the Indian Punjabi film Young Malang. In 2014, she married renowned Pakistani singer Farran J Mirza, but the couple separated in 2018 after four years of marriage. Pakistani TV host Mathira's explicit videos have been leaked on social media.(X/@real_mathira) The worrying trend of leaked videos in Pakistan began with influencer Minahil Malik , whose X-rated Pakistani Instagram star Mathira Khan has become the latest victim of a privacy breach. Videos allegedly showing her in compromising situations have rapidly circulated online. Wasting no time, the actress and influencer promptly addressed the issue to set the record straight. Mathira Mohammad, 32, is a Pakistani TV host, influencer, model, dancer, singer, and actor. She has over 2.5 million Instagram followers and more than 59,000 on X. The controversy adds to previous incidents involving Pakistani TikTok influencers Minahil Malik and Imsha Rehman, who have also been subjects of alleged MMS leaks. Pakistani television host Mathira Mohammad is the latest to face the troubling trend of leaked explicit videos targeting public figures. This marks the third such scandal in a month, beginning with influencer Minahil Malik, followed by Imsha Rehman, whose videos spread widely online.Rehman deactivated
her social media accounts citing the "overwhelming backlash" she faced from the society Pakistani influencer Mathira Mohammad denied involvement in alleged explicit video leaks, calling them fake. Similar controversies recently affected TikTok star Imsha Rehman and e-sports player Lydia Onic, sparking discussions on deepfake videos, privacy breaches, and online harassment., Asia News - Times Now Pakistani star influencer Mathira Mohammad has responded to the circulation of a private video that allegedly leaked on social media. She said that "people are misusing" her photos and videos, claiming that "fake stuff" is being added to them. Apurwa Amit Updated : Nov 21, 2024, 10:05 AM IST
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