BBC Canceled Boxer Amir Khan and Faryal Makhdoom Because of Their “current status” Of Marriage
Boxer Amir Khan and his wife Faryal were reportedly turned down for a BBC show because of their marital problems.
The “current status” of their relationship worried the Celebrity Antiques Road Trip producers about how it would play out on camera.
Last Friday, they were declined for the Tim Wonnacott-narrated performance.
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A source said: “BBC producers are aware of the troubles Amir and Faryal are going through in their relationship, and so decided against booking them for the show.”
It happened a few weeks on Sunday reported that Amir, 36, had been texting 25-year-old wedding model Sumaira, pleading with her to send him lewd photos.
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And we previously revealed how Amir and Faryal’s reality program Meet The Khans: Big In Bolton was canceled in the wake of new allegations that he had an extramarital affair with her.
Amir, a former two-time world boxing champion, and 32-year-old Faryal, the mother of his three children, have reportedly split up after ten years of marriage due to infidelity allegations.
The fact that neither of them has been seen wearing their wedding bands lately suggests that their relationship has reached its lowest point.
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The Sun on Sunday reported over the weekend that a lady who wishes to remain unnamed said she had slept with Amir, who was born in Bolton, in a hotel the previous year.
Amir allegedly informed the lady that his marriage was “on the rocks” during a four-month affair in which the woman met the celebrity frequently.
She claims that shortly after learning of the affair, Faryal called her and threatened to “name and shame” her husband’s mistress.
After she viewed his profile on Instagram in February, Khan messaged the woman.
According to a report from last week, Amir and Faryal are co-parenting their children while living apart.
According to reports, the couple divided their time between residences in Dubai and the UK.
According to recent reports, Faryal is “taking time to think about whether or not to walk away”.
Faryal sent the following message on Instagram on Friday night: “Fall in love with someone who doesn’t make you think love is hard.”
She then reposted a poem by Heba Nasar titled July to her narrative.
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It reads: “Just like a book, I hope the second half writes a perfect tale where all loose ends find their place.”
In 2011, the couple met at a New York restaurant through shared connections, and they were married two years later.
Amir’s representative and the BBC were contacted for comment.
