Imsha Rehman and Minahil Malik Viral Leaks and Trolling
Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman is the latest social media personality to become the target of intense trolling after her explicit videos were leaked online. Following the viral spread of the videos across platforms like WhatsApp, Rehman has faced a relentless wave of hate messages and criticism. The young influencer, overwhelmed by the situation, has deactivated her Instagram and TikTok accounts, according to reports from the Economic Times.
The incident again highlighted the risks and privacy issues social media influencers face, particularly in Pakistan. Rehman, who has become the latest victim of a privacy breach, joins a growing list of influencers who have seen their moments exposed online without their consent. The explicit content, which was shared widely on various platforms, has sparked outrage and malicious trolling, turning her into a scapegoat for online abuse.
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While there has been no word on whether Rehman has taken any legal action in response to the incident, the breach of her privacy raises serious questions about the safety and security of influencers in the digital age. This is not the first time a Pakistani TikTok star has faced such a crisis. Just a few weeks ago, Minahil Malik, another popular TikTok personality, found herself at the centre of a similar controversy when intimate videos of her with her partner went viral.
Malik, like Rehman, was subjected to harsh online criticism and accusations. The TikTok star claimed the leaked videos were “fake” and filed a formal complaint with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). Despite her efforts to clear her name, Malik was met with even more hate from netizens, some of whom dismissed her claims as a mere publicity stunt. The situation worsened when industry professionals, including Pakistani actress Mishi Khan, publicly criticized Malik. In a video, Khan slammed influencers for resorting to such tactics to gain fame, with many interpreting her comments as directed at Malik, even though she didn’t mention her by name.
The parallel incidents involving Imsha Rehman and Minahil Malik have sparked widespread debates about the invasion of privacy and the toxic culture of online trolling in Pakistan. Both influencers have fallen victim to a disturbing trend of exploiting their personal lives for online attention, often at the expense of their mental well-being and reputation. As social media continues to be a platform for both fame and scrutiny, the question remains: how can influencers protect their privacy in an increasingly invasive digital world?