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Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman deletes account after 'Explicit' Clip goes viral

Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman deletes account after 'Explicit' Clip goes viral

Web Desk November 13, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Pakistani TikToker, Manahil Malik, faced a privacy breach after explicit videos went viral on WhatsApp.
  • Despite claiming the video was fake, Malik faced intense trolling and hate messages.
  • Malik was deactivated from her Instagram and TikTok accounts.
The explicit videos of the young TikToker went viral on social media and spread widely on WhatsApp, making her the latest victim of a privacy breach. Following the controversy, social media users targeted her with trolling and hate messages, turning her into a scapegoat for online backlash.

Facing intense trolling, the social media influencer deactivated her Instagram and TikTok accounts, according to Economic Times. Imsha Rehman became the latest victim of a privacy breach, though it remains unclear if she has pursued any legal action. This incident highlights serious concerns about social media influencers' privacy. Just days prior, Pakistani TikToker Minahil Malik also faced significant online backlash after her explicit videos circulated widely.

Pakistani TikTok star Manahil Malik faced a privacy breach when videos of her intimate moments with her partner went viral on social media. The influencer claimed the viral video is “fake” and formally lodged a complaint with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).

Despite her official statement, Manahil Malik faced intense trolling, with netizens labeling the leaked video as a publicity stunt. The situation worsened as Malik received criticism not only from the public but also from senior industry professionals.

Several Pakistani actresses publicly blamed Manahil Malik, alleging that she intentionally spread the video on social media for fame. Actress Mishi Khan released a video where she criticized Malik for "stooping to the lowest level" for attention. Although Khan didn’t name Malik directly, her references pointed toward the TikToker.

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