Actor and talk show host Nadia Khan opened up about her divorce in an open and intense segment on Sajid Hasan’s talk program. She shared details of her ten-year battle to save a marriage that she knew was doomed from the start.
Nadia, who was formerly acclaimed as the queen of Pakistani morning shows, has recently entered the acting world while continuing to work in show business. Thinking back on her turbulent history, she disclosed, “Many of my acquaintances have gone through divorce. I used to ask my friends if they thought their spouse was a good father when they talked to me about their marriages. In that case, accept it. If I heard of a nasty father, I would advise leaving your husband behind.
Despite her early expectations for a happy marriage, the celebrity claimed that the cause of her relationship’s problems was a basic incompatibility. Nadia disclosed about her first marriage, saying, “Our temperaments were never a good fit, even though we were two really nice individuals. Each of us was extremely unique.”
“People ask that if a marriage wasn’t working from day one, why didn’t you leave earlier?” she said, answering the question that was sure to be asked. It’s really easy, in my opinion, to leave someone. Please give us credit for our extended efforts to make it work.”
Although most women are reluctant to pursue divorce due to the shame associated with it in society, Nadia was also burdened by internal conflict. “There’s a part of me that is so outdated,” she admitted. I don’t care how much exposure I’ve had; I was raised in a particular environment and have a very conservative side to me. I can’t let that go. I stayed in my first marriage for ten years for this reason.
Nadia went on to say, “Within the first ten minutes, I realized that this marriage was a mistake. I still spent ten years because I was unable to get over the stigma associated with divorce. To make it work, I put everything into it. She made the commitment to see her marriage through despite her early realization.
“My buddies attest to the fact that I simply understood the marriage was a mistake. that it wasn’t fair to us both… I have a strong sense of stubbornness. She continued to uphold her vows, saying, “I had entered a commitment and I was bent on seeing it through to the end.”
The Pehchaan actor placed greater importance on honorably marrying the man of her choosing than on making sure she was happy. But keeping the promise did not make the trip any simpler. “My parents’ estrangement from me was the most agonizing aspect of this experience. Nadia said, “I never told my parents that I wasn’t happy.”
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