Pakistani TV host Mathira Mohammad is in the spotlight as the latest celebrity to face an alleged data breach. Rumors have surfaced about her private videos being leaked online, but Mathira is shutting down the chatter with a firm denial. In a fiery post on X (formerly Twitter), she called out the false claims, accusing trolls of misusing her photoshoot images.
She minced no words, writing, “People are miss using my name and my photoshoot pictures and adding fake stuff in please have shame! Keep me out of this trashy nonsence.”
Mathira, a household name in Pakistan known for her work as a model, dancer, singer, and actor, has often been a lightning rod for controversy. With 2.6 million Instagram followers and nearly 60,000 fans on Twitter, she’s no stranger to the public eye. Her career highlights include sizzling item numbers in films like Main Hoon Shahid Afridi and Young Malang.
This storm of controversy comes hot on the heels of similar scandals involving Pakistani TikTok stars Minahil Malik and Imsha Rehman. Both were thrust into the limelight when explicit videos of them made rounds online, leading to social media meltdowns. Malik bowed out of Instagram, while Rehman deactivated her TikTok account, sparking heated debates about privacy in the digital age.
Beyond Pakistan, the scandalous trend has also reached Indonesia, where celebrity Lydia Onic allegedly found herself in the same boat, with a purportedly explicit clip going viral. The silence from Onic and her brand collaborators has left fans speculating.
With public figures increasingly targeted in privacy breaches, this troubling pattern underscores the urgent need for stronger online protections. Mathira’s emphatic denial may help push the conversation forward, but the question remains: how can celebrities and everyday users safeguard their digital footprints in this age of relentless leaks?
