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"Not in My House," Amna Malik rules out showbiz for her daughters

"Not in My House," Amna Malik rules out showbiz for her daughters

  • Amna Malik, a host and actress, expressed her reluctance to let her daughters join the media industry.
  • She believes this is common in the industry, and she doesn't want her daughters to face such questions.
  • She aims to protect her daughters' rights and interests.
Amna Malik, a host and actress, has been active in the industry for years. Known for her straightforward approach to life, she has starred in several dramas. Amna speaks her mind with clarity and without filters, boldly calling out what she believes is wrong.

Malik, a mother of two daughters, openly shared her thoughts on letting her girls join the media industry. Despite spending her entire career in showbiz, Amna firmly stated that she does not want her daughters to become part of the media world. She expressed her desire to protect her two girls.

She was talking at the FHM podcast and said that “people ask inappropriate questions to actresses and this is something that has happened to everyone before they become big stars and hold power on their own. She does not want her daughters to go through such questions and therefore won’t allow them to join showbiz.”

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