Najiba Faiz Explicit Video Leak: TV Host Denies Authenticity, Calls It a Fake Edit

Prominent Pakistani TV host Najiba Faiz has been thrust into the spotlight after an explicit video allegedly featuring her surfaced online. The video, which purportedly shows a woman in intimate and compromising positions, quickly gained traction on social media platforms. Many users speculated that the woman in the video was Najiba Faiz, leading to widespread discussions.

In response to the controversy, Najiba took to her social media to refute the claims. She categorically denied the video’s authenticity, labeling it as a fake creation. According to her, the video was manipulated using footage from her Facebook Live sessions, with advanced editing techniques employed to superimpose her face onto explicit content.

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Sharing her perspective on social media, Najiba sarcastically addressed the perpetrators:

“2017 onward whenever I showed them the mirror🪞, obviously they don’t like the reflection & resorted to nasty tricks by editing my Facebook live videos as sex chat viral videos hahahaha😆. These guys are really funny & for their playtime here I am sharing it again and please edit with some quality work as now these are advance editing technologies so plz ….😝 may Allah grant you shifa🤲🏻.”

The trend of private video leaks targeting Pakistani celebrities has been escalating. This incident follows similar cases involving public figures like Maryam Faisal, Kanwal Aftab, Minahil Malik, Imsha Rehman, and Mathira Khan. Critics argue that the Pakistani government has failed to address this growing issue, as such leaks continue to tarnish the reputations of individuals without accountability.

As Najiba’s name continues to trend online, the debate over privacy and the misuse of digital technology intensifies, sparking calls for stricter cybercrime laws and better protection for individuals targeted by such malicious acts.