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Nida Yasir Reveals Why She Hides Her Children from Social Media
Nida Yasir is a famous Pakistani morning show host with a strong Instagram following of 2.4 million. She has been hosting Good Morning Pakistan for around 19 years. Nida Yasir conducts entertainment and discussion-based shows and often attracts trolling and meme-fests due to live blunders. She is married to Yasir Nawaz, and they have an adorable family.
Recently, Nida Yasir appeared on journalist and host Maliha Rehman’s YouTube show, where she revealed why she hides her elder children from social media.
Talking about it, Nida Yasir said, “When our children entered their teenage years, we once shared our family pictures on social media, on some occasion, and they also shared a few pictures with their friends on their social media. After that, trolls started writing negative remarks about them. Facing trolling is part of mine and Yasir’s job, but it should not be for our children. They got upset, so I realized they were not ready for social media, and we stopped posting their pictures. Balaaj is still a kid; he has no idea about trolling, and people don’t write much about him. Yes, he was trolled for his long hair, after which he got it cut. Maybe in the future, he will also become private. My elder son is interested in filmmaking and is currently pursuing a degree in film making.” Here is the link to the video:
Nida Yasir is a famous Pakistani celebrity, widely known as the “Morning Show Queen” of recent times. She has built a strong Instagram following of 2.4 million. Nida has cultivated a loyal fan base through her morning show, which she has been hosting for around 19 years. She often makes headlines for controversial statements and blunders, which she addresses from time to time.
Recently, Nida Yasir appeared as a guest on Maliha Rehman’s YouTube show, where she spoke about how she handles trolls, her Formula 1 blunder, Fiza Ali, and other viral statements.
Talking about how she handles trolls, Nida Yasir said, “Initially, the trolling used to bother me. I used to ask ARY Digital’s team not to post my pictures on their social media because of the negative comments. I didn’t want my in-laws to see the negative remarks people used to write under the morning show posts. But then it stopped bothering me because my in-laws became my strength. Now my sister-in-law and my husband fight for me. I was conscious because of them, but now I have a strong support system. Yasir fights for me.”
Speaking about the Formula 1 blunder, Nida Yasir said, “My children were the first who made fun of me, saying, ‘Mama, what blunder have you done?’ I told them it was a seven-year-old clip. It’s true that I didn’t know about Formula 1. We had invited the team of Bulbulay to our set, who were upset with us because we had also invited some university students. I was already under pressure because we had to wrap up quickly. That blunder happened in haste, and our team didn’t get time to do proper research. But I admit it was my mistake, and my husband supported me at that time.”
Talking about Fiza Ali, she said, “I have no idea about Fiza Ali. I didn’t say anything to her. I didn’t even see her video. She was like a friend to me. Yasir came in between us, but I didn’t know. He made the video in the car on his own. But I think a reply should not be given. I don’t want to escalate the issue. I don’t want to go viral. I have been coming on TV for 19 years.”
She further added, “Initially, I used to reply to trolls on my social media, but then I realized they were getting more attention. I thought I was making them famous. We also learn through our mistakes, so now I don’t reply to any negative remarks.”
Here is the clip of her most viral live blunder:
Zainab Yousaf is a young Pakistani model, digital creator, and host who rose to fame through her viral blunt statement about “Phupo Ke Baitay” on Samaa TV’s show Gup Shab, hosted by Vasay Chaudhary. She is currently hosting Samaa Sitaray on Samaa TV. Zainab is also active on social media, especially TikTok and Instagram, where she has more than 111k followers.
Recently, Zainab Yousaf appeared as a guest on The Ahmed Freed Podcast, where she spoke about dealing with sugar daddies.
Sharing her advice with girls regarding sugar daddies, Zainab Yousaf said, “I have many friends and acquaintances who take sugar daddies seriously and think they will marry them. Some girls start thinking about marriage as long as they start dating a man. I think it is natural about women that whenever they start meeting or dating a man, they immediately start thinking about shadi. My point of view is to stop thinking about marriage because these men already have families and kids. They are not going to marry you. However, if you can extract money from them, do that to the maximum. There is no harm in getting money. Don’t go for bags, perfumes, or clothes — try to get cash instead. I have also seen girls get into serious relationships with men, and when they experience heartbreak, they turn to drugs. Don’t do that. If you are choosing such shortcuts, at least gain something out of your youth. Otherwise, be courageous enough to build your own career and worth.”
Nadia Afgan is a renowned Pakistani television actress who rose to fame through the popular sitcom Shashlik. She has also appeared in numerous blockbuster dramas. Her notable projects include Tan Man Neel o Neel, Jafaa, Radd, Suno Chanda, Kabli Pulao, Kala Doriya, Sher, and others. Currently, fans are praising her performance in Shar Pasand and Aik Aur Pakeezah . In both the dramas, her remarkable performance is getting critical and public praise.
Recently, a clip of Nadia Afgan from Samaa TV’s show Subh Ka Samaa is doing rounds on social media where she talked about celebrities showing off on social media.
Talking about it, Nadia Afgan said, “Nowadays, social media is the real business; it’s a way of earning, so actors get work due to their social media presence. People cast them preferably despite me and Saleem being great actors — they are preferred, and it’s okay. Secondly, I have been reading about Islam; Allah has asked us to keep our private things hidden. We should stay low-profile. Now, I have stopped sharing a lot. I make sure to share things with only a few friends because of the evil eye. I don’t post like, ‘Hey guys, here I am having coffee with my friends.’ Although social media is essential and we can’t take a complete break from it, I now keep things private.” Here is the link to the video:
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