Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman recently gave her first interview after a scandal that made her disappear from social media. Last November, fake explicit videos of her were leaked online, leading her to deactivate her accounts.
In her interview with Nukta Pakistan, Imsha said the videos are not real and explained how this incident changed her life. She shared that the Pakistani Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested someone related to this fake video case.
Imsha expressed her feelings, saying, “I felt like my life was over.” She explained how the scandal made it hard for her to go to university and face others. “I am getting a lot of death threats,” she added.
The TikToker criticized those who make fake videos, saying, “Some people think it’s fun to create videos about others, but they don’t realize the damage they cause.” She chose to take legal action instead of posting a response online.
The FIA arrested a man named Abdul Aziz from Gujranwala for making fake videos of her. He claimed he was just making a meme, but no more details have been shared by the police.
Imsha was one of several influencers in Pakistan who faced a similar issue with explicit videos online. She had to close her Instagram and TikTok accounts because the reactions were too much to handle.
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