Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal has recently spoken up about receiving messages from Pakistani cricketers, echoing similar claims made by actress Nawal Saeed.
In a recent appearance on a talk show, Momina revealed that as public figures constantly under the media spotlight, it’s not uncommon for them to receive messages from various individuals, including cricketers.
These messages often consist of polite greetings such as “Hi” or “Salam.”
She emphasized that interactions between individuals in the media and sports industries are quite regular, whether through messages or in-person conversations.
While Momina confirmed receiving messages from cricketers, she chose not to disclose their identities, stating that it wasn’t necessary as they were already well-known figures.
However, she did provide some insight into one particular cricketer, mentioning that he was a member of the national team, older than her, and a batsman.
This revelation comes after Nawal Saeed’s earlier disclosure about receiving messages from verified Instagram accounts of cricketers, sparking discussions about the dynamics of interactions between celebrities and sports personalities.
Both Momina and Nawal’s revelations have shed light on the informal nature of communication between individuals from different industries.
Despite the attention these revelations have garnered, both actresses have been cautious about divulging specific details or naming individuals, possibly to maintain privacy or avoid unnecessary controversy.
Nonetheless, their openness about such interactions has prompted broader conversations about boundaries and expectations in the realm of celebrity interactions.
