Veena Malik, a well-known Pakistani television host, actress and model has lately been spotted in an interview with Shajia Niazi.
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During the interview, Veena Malik opened up about not having much friends in the showbiz sector because of her introvert nature.
Talking about friendship, she revealed that she had only one pal during her school life and it took about three to four years to develop that friendship.
Furthermore, Veena revealed that even though she has been a member of the Pakistani showbiz sector since a long time, the controversial personality hasn’t managed to make any friends.
“I don’t have that type of friendship like we text, call, do chit-chat or go for hangouts.” Veena added.
Moreover, Veena Malik personally feels that she is too shy and her antisocial personality might become a major hurdle in trying to have fun during outings with friends.
Veena also expressed: “It’s impossible for me to open up if there will be no camera because I actually feel way more comfortable when there is a camera involved.”
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During the interview, Veena made sure to share her point of view regarding an ideal husband and declared: "A husband should be thoughtful and should respect his better half.”
Responding to a question the public figure said: “I do not care about wealth or looks, and such traits should not be given priority in any kind of relationship.”
Veena Malik had been married to Asad Khattak and the couple has two kids, a daughter and a son, but due to some personal conflicts they have parted ways.
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Furthermore, Veena Malik has lately decided to emphasize on the fact that she herself handles her Twitter handle.
Political tweets are mostly seen on Veena Malik's Twitter and many believe that only her name is being used on the account whereas the actress personally doesn’t use the platform.
Veena has revealed: “I don't even have a team, but if people think much, let them think.”
“I handle my Twitter account myself.” said Malik.
She also declared that whatever has been posted on her Twitter account has been the outcome of her own thinking, therefore there is no need to assume that her platform is being handled by some other party.
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