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‘I Ain’t Lesbian’: Mathira Ask Girls To Stop Sending Her Pictures

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‘I Ain’t Lesbian’: Mathira Ask Girls To Stop Sending Her Pictures. PHOTO Instagram

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Renowned actress and TV host Mathira has been active on her social media but she can be seen on our TV screens more than ever. The actress has been associated with BOL Entertainment for some time now.

Mathira recently had a Question and Answers session with her fans on Instagram. Fans asked Mathira questions about her showbiz career as well as her personal life.

One of the questions was regarding her divorce. The actress replied that she and her former husband were two different people. She added that the separation with her husband changed her life in a better way.

Mathira was also asked whether she is into girls. To this question, Mathira replied: “No, I ain’t lesbian.” She clarified that she is straight and request girls to stop sending her their pictures.

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Mathira got married to Farran J Mirza popularly known as Flint J in 2012. They also have son, Aahil Rizvi. The couple separated six years later after their marriage.

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