Reham Khan (Imran Khan’s Ex-

Some Lesser Known Facts About Reham Khan

• Does Reham Khan smoke?: Not Known

• Does Reham Khan drink alcohol?: Yes

• Reham was born into a prominent family of Baffa who belonged to the Lughmani branch of the Swati Tribe (Pashtun).

• Her father, Dr Nayyar Ramzan, was a renowned physician from Baffa village in Mansehra District, and her paternal uncle, Justice Abdul Hakeem Khan, was a civil servant and governor of the then
  North-West Frontier Province (NWFP).

• In the 1960s, almost a decade before her birth, her physician father moved to Libya, where she was born later.

• At the age of 19, she had an arranged marriage with her first cousin Ejazur Rehman, a Psychiatrist almost 14 years older than her, and settled down in England.

  

• In 2006, after her divorce from Ejazur, she started working as a “Lead Presenter” at the Legal TV.

• In 2007, she worked as a “Breakfast News Presenter” for Sunshine Radio Hereford & Worcester, and stayed there for a year.

• In the mid-2008, she joined BBC News and initially worked over there as a “weather presenter” and went on to become the “senior broadcast journalist” at the same channel.

• Her most memorable interview was Badam Zari, the first female to run for elections independently from the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in Bajaur.

• In 2013, she came back to Pakistan after a long time and worked for giant media houses like- News One, Aaj TV, PTV, Dawn TV, Neo TV, and In Focus.

• In the first week of January 2015, she hit the headlines when Imran Khan revealed that he married the 20 years younger, Reham Khan. However, the marriage lasted less than a year.

  

• Her official website claims that she has done “Postgraduate in Broadcast Media” from the Grimsby Institute of Further & Higher Education, Grimsby, England. But, in 2015, a British newspaper, and later, the college denied enrolling any student by the name “Reham Khan,” which proved that it was a “fake” degree.

• Her mother and siblings currently reside in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

• She is fluent in English, Urdu, Hindko, and Pashtu.

• She is an avid dog lover.

  

• Her ex-husband, Imran Khan, was once interested in her elder sister, Salma Nayyar, in the 1990s.