Shade or wisdom? Aliza Sultan's advice on remarrying stirs online buzz
Married from 2018 to 2022, Sultan and Khan's marriage ended in a flurry of headlines, with Sultan releasing photographic evidence of alleged physical abuse and accusing Khan of infidelity. The fallout was messy, emotional, and very public.
In her statement she wrote, 'Our marriage of four years was utter chaos. In addition to a continuous physical and psychological violence during this period, I had to endure infidelity, blackmail and degradation at my husband's hands. After careful consideration, I have reached the sad conclusion that I cannot spend my whole life in this horrific manner."
But in recent months, Sultan has been carving out her own space online, sharing life updates and interacting with her 575,000 Instagram followers.
During a recent Q&A session on her Instagram Stories, one follower asked her for advice on remarriage. Her response was both pointed and powerful:
'Take 100 years to think before marrying the wrong one. They'll make you regret your decision every single day.'
It didn't take long for the internet to do its thing. Given her history, many speculated whether the comment was a veiled jab at her ex-husband. Still, countless others praised her for her maturity and honesty.
'More power to you ❤️' one user commented, while others chimed in with messages like 'Absolutely right' and 'Agreed.'
Earlier this year, in January, Sultan once again addressed the challenges of life after divorce. When asked about raising children as a single mother, she didn't mince words.
'Being a single mom with two kids is never an easy job. Plus, when you don't have a responsible and graceful co-parent, it gets harder. Every passing day comes with obstacles.'
She also saluted working mothers, calling them 'heroes' for raising children while their partners are away earning a living.
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