Feroz Khan finally speaks up about his divorce from Alizay Khan
Feroze Khan, a Pakistani actor, announced his divorce from Alizey Sultan Khan after she detailed their horrific marriage and made severe accusations against him.
Feroze Khan has petitioned the court to request visitation privileges so that he can meet his children, and the couple has been the talk of the town ever since word of their separation startled the fans.
Now that the breakup with the actor from Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3 has been confirmed, Feroz has broken his silence and released a post.
“As a law-abiding citizen of Pakistan, I have complete faith in the court’s justice,” said Feroz.
“Our divorce was formalized on September 3, 2022, and on September 19, 2022, I filed a family law case in the 8th Family Judge District, East Karachi, requesting custody of and visiting rights pertaining to my children Sultan and Fatima,” he continued
Feroz Khan finally speaks up about his divorce from Alizay Khan
“Given that my children’s mother is my ex-wife, I will show her respect and support,” said Feroz Khan.
– Statement. pic.twitter.com/XuJc9oFj6k
— Feroze Khan (@ferozekhaan) September 21, 2022
Feroz Khan’s wife accuses him of ‘physical violence, infidelity
Syeda Aliza comes out with serious accusations against her ex-husband Feroze after the two were reported to have parted ways recently.
Netizens are shocked and speechless to hear what kind of a person Feroze Khan is, and they are encouraging and saying more power to Syeda Aliza because it’s hard to say goodbye to toxic relationships.
In her recent Instagram story, the ex-wife of Feroze khan accused him of physical and emotional violence. She said that their marriage lasted for four years with constant chaos. She mentioned that she endured physical and emotional violence while being in a marriage with Feroze Khan. She said that after careful consideration, she has reached this sad conclusion. She also mentioned that the welfare of her children is her top priority. As she wasn’t willing to raise them up in a toxic, violent, and unhealthy environment.
Moreover, Syeda Aliza also mentioned that “I would rather teach my children that no wounds are too deep to be healed, no scars too shameful to be concealed at the cost of one’s safety.”
