Shagufta Ijaz, a prominent figure in Pakistani television, is mourning the loss of her husband, Yahya Siddiqui, who has passed away after a prolonged struggle with cancer.

Shagufta confirmed the tragic news through an Instagram post, sharing a heartfelt message with her followers. “My husband Yahya Siddiqui has passed away. Kindly recite Surah Fatiha for his maghfirat,” she wrote, accompanying the post with a poignant photograph of Yahya Siddiqui.

Yahya had been receiving treatment for cancer at a private hospital for the past five years.

His illness was well-known within the community, and his passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from fans and fellow celebrities alike.

Shagufta had celebrated their wedding anniversary in the hospital with Yahyajust days before his death, a poignant gesture that addressed some of the criticism she faced regarding her personal life.

Earlier, she had defended herself against social media backlash related to her international travels, vowing to never forgive those who spread false accusations.

The couple had two daughters together, while each brought children from previous marriages into their family. Yahya’s death marks a significant personal loss for Shagufta, who has been a beloved figure in Pakistani drama.

Messages of sympathy have been pouring in from across the entertainment industry, with many expressing their sorrow and offering their condolences to Shagufta and her family during this difficult time.

Shagufta Ejaz Celebrates Wedding Anniversary in Hospital.

Senior Pakistani actress Shagufta Ejaz celebrated her wedding anniversary in the hospital with her ailing husband, Yahya Siddiqui, effectively addressing the criticism she faced.

Previously, Ejaz had defended herself against social media backlash over her international travels, promising to never forgive those who spread false accusations.

She recently shared a new vlog on her YouTube channel from her husband’s hospital room, showing the anniversary celebration.

The vlog features their daughter bringing a cake to the hospital, which they enjoyed with family and friends, capturing a few joyful moments despite their busy lives.

Ejaz also voiced her concerns about the inadequate facilities at the private hospital and asked her fans to pray for her husband’s full recovery. Siddiqui has been battling cancer for five years and is receiving treatment at this private hospital.

Ejaz married Siddiqui a few years ago, marking their second marriages, and they have two daughters together, while both have children from previous marriages.

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has identified the individual responsible for spreading her AI-generated deep fake videos, taken swift action to report the person, and urged her fans to do the same.

Hania Aamir, known for her charm and popularity in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, became the centre of controversy when explicit videos featuring her went viral on social media.

While initially unclear whether she was the person in the footage, it soon became evident that the videos were deepfakes—created using AI to superimpose her face onto someone else’s body.

The actress responded strongly to the incident on Instagram, calling out the dangers of AI misuse.

“This AI is extremely dangerous. Are there no laws to stop this?” Aamir asked, referring to the video, which she confirmed was not hers.

 

In a recent update, Hania Aamir revealed that she had tracked down the individual responsible for sharing the deepfake content.

The actress shared a screenshot of the Instagram account in question, belonging to a user named “Anureet Sandhu,” who had amassed over 22,000 followers.

 

 

The account featured more than 100 posts, many of which were AI-generated videos featuring her face.

The actress asked her followers to help by reporting the account, stating, “She has blocked me, but can you all report this account?”

Soon after her post, the account’s name was changed to “Core Sandhu” in an apparent attempt to evade detection.

The user later renamed the account once more to “Sandhu Core.”

The videos have since been removed, and her fans responded in large numbers by reporting the profile.

Further investigation revealed the account was created in India and had its location listed as Chandigarh.

 

According to a screenshot shared by the actress, the account had changed its name 18 times since it was set up in September 2022.

The incident has reignited conversations about the ethical challenges of AI technology and the need for stronger regulations to prevent its misuse.