Weeks after former Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim remarried, his former wife Sannia Ashfaq has publicly expressed concerns about the living situation she and her children are facing. In a recent Instagram post, Sannia said she felt compelled to speak openly because the circumstances had become difficult for her family.

According to Sannia, she was informed by Imad Wasim that the contract for the house where she currently lives with their children is being cancelled. She claimed that they have been asked to relocate to Manchester, a city where she says they have no relatives, support system, or familiar environment. Sannia explained that the sudden possibility of losing their home has created significant stress for her and the children.

In her message, she emphasized that her children’s lives are already established where they are now. Their schools, friends, and daily routines are all based there, and moving to a completely new place could disrupt their sense of stability. Sannia said her main concern is protecting the wellbeing and security of her children during this challenging time.

The former couple’s relationship has remained in the public eye since their separation and divorce last year. Sannia and Imad Wasim, who married in 2019, have three children together. Sannia has previously claimed that she is raising the children largely on her own and has also accused the cricketer of not fully meeting his financial responsibilities toward the family.

Earlier this year, Imad Wasim married lawyer and social media influencer Nyla Raja. Their wedding took place in February and attracted attention online, particularly because it came months after Sannia had publicly accused Wasim of involving another person in their marriage before their separation.

Sannia’s latest statement has once again brought the situation into the spotlight on social media. Many users have expressed concern about the impact of the dispute on the children and have urged both parties to resolve the matter in a way that ensures their wellbeing. As discussions continue online, the situation remains a sensitive issue for the family involved.

 
Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)