Have Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik parted ways?
This is not the first time such rumours have spread
Indian tennis start Sania Mirza and renowned Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik have reportedly ended their marriage after 12 years.
"The Indian tennis sensation and her Pakistani cricketer husband have ended their marriage and are co-parenting their son, Izhaan Mirza-Malik," according to a report published in Gulf News.
The publication added that it tried to reach out to Sania's management team but they declined to comment. Similarly, Geo News also reached out to Malik to confirm the news but he didn't respond despite seeing the message.
Rumours regarding the sad news have been circulating on social media for about a week now. Netizens started speculating the couple is no more together after Sania began to post pictures with her son without tagging or mentioning her husband.
She also posted several sad and empowering quotes on Instagram which added to the speculation. While netizens are very sad about the development, the couple is yet to make an official announcement in this regard.
This is not the first time such rumours have spread but it has happened in the past too. Back in 2012, the couple was going through a rough patch and had almost called it quits. But Shoaib and Sania later resolved their issues and decided to stay together.
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