Sania Mirza Opens Up In Son Izhaan’s Struggle After Shoaib Malik’s Third Marriage”
In a shocking revelation, Sania Mirza recently disclosed the distressing impact of Shoaib Malik’s third marriage on their 5-year-old son, Izhaan. The renowned Pakistani cricketer surprised the world with pictures alongside actress Sana Javed, introducing her as his third wife on January 20, 2024.
Izhaan’s Schooling Takes a Hit: Bullying at School
Sania Mirza opens up to her so Izhaan’s struggle post-divorce
Sania, in a conversation with Samaa TV’s chief journalist, Naeem Hanif, unveiled that Izhaan had become a victim of bullying at his school. Constant queries from classmates regarding his father’s third marriage had deeply disturbed him, ultimately leading to his decision to stop attending school altogether. The gravity of the situation compelled Sania to bring Izhaan back to India, away from the torment he faced in Dubai.
Adapting to Change
Sania Mirza reveals that his son Izhaan is mentally disturbed after their divorce
Formerly residing in Dubai, Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik had built their life there, with Izhaan attending school in the city. However, the fallout from Shoaib’s third marriage forced Sania to relocate to India. Sania acknowledged that while she has adjusted to the new circumstances, Izhaan needs time to cope with the emotional upheaval caused by the sudden turn of events.
Sania Mirza Regrets marrying Shoaib malik
Image of Sania Mirza marrying Shoaib Malik
In the same conversation with Naeem Hanif, Sania expressed regret for choosing to marry Shoaib Malik against the advice of her family and friends. Despite their separation, she wishes the best for Shoaib and values the warmth and love shown by his family members. Sania emphasized that her bond with Shoaib’s family remains intact, and she intends to maintain a continuous connection with them.
Sania MIrza with his Son
Hence, Sania Mirza’s revelation about Izhaan’s struggles sheds light on the emotional toll a high-profile separation can take on a child. The bullying at school and the subsequent decision to leave education highlight the need for empathy and understanding during such challenging times. As Sania and Izhaan navigate through this phase, one can only hope for healing and resilience for the young family.
