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Pakistani actor and host Danish Taimoor has apologized for his recent remarks about polygamy, which sparked intense criticism on social media. The controversy erupted after he made the statement during a Ramadan transmission on a private television channel. While discussing multiple marriages, he said, “I have the permission from God for four marriages, but I’m not doing it ‘for now.'” However, the phrase “for now” immediately triggered an uproar, as many viewers assumed he was hinting at the possibility of another marriage in the future.
As the clip circulated online, social media users reacted strongly, criticizing Taimoor’s remarks. Many expressed concerns that his statement disrespected his wife, actress Ayeza Khan, while others questioned his true intentions. Some even accused him of normalizing polygamy in a way that seemed insensitive to his marriage and public image. The backlash intensified as discussions spread across various platforms, with many debating whether his words were taken out of context or genuinely concerning.
In response to the mounting criticism, Taimoor quickly released a video message to address the issue. He acknowledged the frustration his words had caused and clarified that he frequently uses the term “for now” to indicate his focus on the present rather than the future. Emphasizing his regret, he stated that he never intended to give the impression that he was considering another marriage.
Furthermore, he reassured everyone that his comment did not suggest future marriage plans and sincerely apologized to anyone who felt offended. He urged people to avoid misinterpreting his words and to consider the context in which he spoke.
Taimoor emphasized his deep love and respect for Ayeza Khan, assuring that he would never intentionally say anything hurtful. He sincerely apologized, expressed regret over the misunderstanding, and thanked his fans for their unwavering support during the controversy.
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