Famous TV host Iqrar-ul-Hassan’s first wife, Qurat-ul-Ain, and his third wife, Aroosa Khan, recently appeared together on a podcast, and the video went viral on social media. Both of them talked to each other in a very friendly and pleasant way. Viewers also made interesting comments on this fun conversation.
This was the first time that two of Iqrar-ul-Hassan’s wives appeared together on a public platform. In the podcast, Qurat-ul-Ain openly spoke about her personal life, marriage, journalism career, and family, while Aroosa Khan, who was the host, smoothly led the conversation.
Qurat-ul-Ain shared that she was the one who first fell in love with Iqrar-ul-Hassan. Their relationship started through the exchange of poetry and later turned into marriage. She also shared that after their marriage and the birth of their son, she took a break from journalism because it requires a lot of time, and it was hard to manage family responsibilities.
In one funny segment of the podcast, Qurat-ul-Ain was asked who she would choose if only one seat was available on a plane. She replied that she would give the seat to Aroosa Khan instead of her husband, because Iqrar could manage on his own.
When asked to choose between her son and her husband, Qurat-ul-Ain chose her son Pehlaj and called him the center of her life.
Interestingly, during the whole conversation, Qurat-ul-Ain did not mention Iqrar-ul-Hassan’s second wife Farah Iqrar, and no one asked about her either.
Speaking about Aroosa Khan, Qurat-ul-Ain shared positive thoughts. She said that Aroosa’s presence in their life brought a positive change, but she did not go into more details.
For reference, Iqrar-ul-Hassan married his first wife, Qurat-ul-Ain, before 2010, and they have a son, Pehlaj. Later, he married Farah Iqrar as his second wife. Around two years ago, he secretly married journalist and host Aroosa Khan as his third wife.
In May 2024, Iqrar-ul-Hassan shared in an interview that his three wives do not live together, but they have good relationships with each other.
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