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Jannat Mirza speaks up about the reasons behind her decision to call off her engagement

Jannat Mirza, Pakistan’s top TikTok star and social media influencer, recently made headlines by openly discussing her breakup with fiancé Umer Butt.

With a massive online following—25.1 million on TikTok and 5.9 million on Instagram—Mirza candidly shared the reasons behind the end of her engagement. In a statement, she expressed a sense of relief and satisfaction with her decision, saying, “I made a conscious decision to call off the engagement after realizing that I could not live in such a relationship.”

Her remarks quickly spread across social media, igniting widespread discussion among her followers.

Meanwhile, Umer Butt responded to Mirza’s statement on Instagram, posting messages that seemed aimed at his former fiancée. He wrote, “My parents raised me well, which is why I don’t talk about anyone. I don’t want to do cheap publicity stunts. May Allah keep you happy in life (Sasti attention leny ka shoq ni hy mujhy Allah apko Khush rakhey Ameen).” He also reshared a fan’s reel with the caption, “A quiet lion is more dangerous than a barking dog.”

Reaction of Jannat Mirza’s fans

Umer Butt’s response has drawn significant criticism from the public, with many accusing him of lacking grace and suggesting he should have remained silent rather than engaging in social media provocations.

Critics argue that influencers should refrain from airing personal grievances in public, as it often escalates conflict and creates unnecessary drama.

On the other hand, Jannat Mirza’s supporters have rallied behind her, praising her for her honesty and condemning Butt’s actions. Social media users have weighed in, stressing that public disputes like this reflect poorly on those involved and contribute to negative perceptions of influencers.

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