Renowned Pakistani actress Ayesha Omar's name emerges amid Shoaib Malik, Sania Mirza rift rumours

Social media is running rife with speculations of Indian tennis star Sania Mirza and Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik about to separate from each other. Although neither Shoaib nor Sania have confirmed anything or put out a statement on a public platform regarding the same, Sania's recent posts on social media platforms have added weight to the rumours.

The latest episode in the separation talk of Malik and Sania is the inclusion of Pakistani actress and singer Ayesha Omar. Both Ayesha and Malik had appeared for a bold photoshoot together almost a year ago and the pictures from the same are going viral across several social media platforms amid rumours that Ayesha might be the reason behind the possible rift between the married couple (Shoaib Malik and Sania Mirza).

Ayesha is one of the most sought after names in the Pakistan showbiz industry. She has acted in a wide array of movies including Kaaf Kangana, Dhai Chaal, Karachi se Lahore, Rehbra, Yalghaar among others. She is also known for her singing ability and her melodious voice and has featured on Coke Studio Pakistan too.

Recently, Sania took to Instagram to put out a story that suggested that the couple might be going through a rough phase.

Sania Mirza Instagram story. pic.twitter.com/BBKEztyCa6

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Meanwhile, Shoaib Malik is currently appearing as an expert on the YouTube channel 'A Sports' for its show 'The Pavilion' alongside some of the biggest names of Pakistan cricket in Misbah-ul-Haq, Waqar Younis and legendary pacer Wasim Akram. Malik was not included in Pakistan's ICC T20 World Cup 2022 squad and that had sparked a massive debate in Pakistan.

Shoaib Malik will be seen playing for the Karachi Kings (Winners of the 2020 edition) in the upcoming Pakistan Super League season. Earlier, he was playing for Peshawar Zalmi (Champions of the 2017 edition) in the T20 competition. He was recently seen mentoring Gujranwala in the inaugural edition of the Pakistan Junior League.