Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's ex-wife Reham Khan on Friday announced that she got married to model and actor Mirza Bilal Baig in a ceremony in the United States.
Taking to Twitter, the 49-year-old who is now based in the US posted, "We had a lovely Nikkah ceremony performed in Seattle with the blessings of @MirzaBilal__ parents & my son as my Vakeel."
"Finally found a man who I can trust @MirzaBilal__" she said.
in pictures that she shared on the social media, Rehman was seen in a white wedding gown while her 36-year-old husband Bilal was seen dressed in a mauve coloured suit.
Earlier, she announced her marriage by posting a picture of two hands and the words "Just Married".
This is also the third marriage for Mirza Bilal Baig a US-based corporate professional and a former model.
In 2015, Pakistani-British television journalist Reham Khan tied the knot with Imran Khan in January in a ceremony at his Islamabad home but divorced him ten months later, Daily Pakistan reported.
After the divorce, Reham revealed that she - like Jemima, Khan's first wife - had been subjected to a hate campaign in Pakistan and that their marriage had not survived it.
Reham Khan was born in Ajdabiya, Libya in 1973. After studies in Pakistan, she began working as a broadcast journalist in the UK in the mid-90s, including as a weather presenter for BBC South Today. After moving to Pakistan in 2012, she met Imran Khan when interviewing him for a local TV show, according to Daily Pakistan.
Earlier, in July, Reham Khan made a guest appearance on a Pakistani YouTube show 'G Sarkar' where she talked about finding love again. Answering a question about her marriage plans, Reham said she has been told by a family member who is also a palmist that she would actually get married again.
Currently, Imran Khan is married to his third wife Bushra Wattoo - a conservative 'spiritual healer,' and tied the knot with her in 2018, reported Daily Pakistan.
( With inputs from ANI )
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