Speculation Grows Around Shoaib Malik’s Marriage as Video Goes Viral

Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik is once again in the spotlight, this time due to rumors regarding his personal life. Reports indicate that his marriage to third wife Sana Javed may be on shaky ground, following the emergence of a viral video that has sparked widespread speculation about their relationship.

The video, which circulated widely on social media platforms, shows Malik and Javed at a public event, appearing distant from one another. In the footage, Malik is engaged with fans, signing autographs, while Javed is notably turned away, avoiding interaction. This visual has led to growing concerns among fans about the couple’s marital harmony.

Malik and Javed were married in January 2024, shortly after Malik’s separation from Indian tennis star Sania Mirza. Malik and Mirza’s marriage lasted from 2010 until their divorce was confirmed by Mirza’s family in 2022. They share a son, Izyan, who has been an important part of their public narrative. Mirza’s family released a statement at the time, emphasizing her desire for privacy and requesting that fans refrain from speculation.

Before his marriage to Mirza, Malik was previously married to Ayesha Siddiqui for eight years. The current reports about his relationship with Javed have not been substantiated by either party, yet the viral video has intensified interest in their situation.

On the sporting front, Malik has announced his retirement from both Test and One Day International formats. He has also publicly stated that he has no intention of participating in Twenty20 Internationals for Pakistan, expressing a desire to step away from cricket entirely. “I have already said that I do not have any interest in playing for the Pakistan Cricket team. My plan is to retire from all forms of cricket once and for all,” Malik stated last year.

As fans react to the latest developments, many are eagerly awaiting an official statement from either Malik or Javed regarding the current status of their marriage. The situation continues to evolve, with both public interest and media speculation likely to remain high in the coming days.