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Hiba Bukhari shares why she chose not to share her newborn daughter's photos online

Hiba Bukhari shares why she chose not to share her newborn daughter's photos online

  • Hiba Bukhari revealed why she chose not to share her daughter's photos.
  • She explained that Aynoor means “moonlight.”
  • She shared that her daughter is too young for her photos to be posted online.

Popular Pakistani actress Hiba Bukhari has finally addressed why she has chosen not to share pictures or videos of her newborn daughter, Aynoor, on social media. Her reasoning has been widely appreciated by fans.

During an appearance on actor and host Faisal Qureshi’s Ramazan transmission, Hiba was asked about the beautiful meaning behind her daughter’s name and her decision to keep her away from social media. She explained that Aynoor means “moonlight” and that she and her husband, Arez Ahmed, carefully chose the name.

When asked about not sharing Aynoor’s photos online, Hiba responded, “I think she is too young for it, and I don’t want to introduce her on social media yet. I know fans want to see her as they prayed for us, but we will introduce her properly at the right time.”

The actress also expressed deep admiration for her husband, calling him a “blessing” and praising his support in parenting. She highlighted how Arez beautifully takes care of their daughter whenever she is busy with work.

Hiba’s thoughtful stance on her daughter's privacy has resonated with many fans, who respect her decision to introduce Aynoor to the world on her own terms.

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