Sania Ashfaq, former wife of Pakistani cricketer Imad Wasim, has claimed that he has not maintained regular contact with their children since November 2025. She shared these remarks amid an ongoing public dispute following the couple’s separation.
Sania has repeatedly spoken about the challenges of raising their three children after the relationship ended. Moreover, she has raised concerns about Imad’s involvement in their lives and his alleged lack of financial support.
Sania Raises Concerns About Children’s Welfare
During a question-and-answer session on Instagram, Sania reportedly addressed questions about Imad’s relationship with their children. She claimed that he had not visited them since November 2025, renewing concerns about the former couple’s parenting arrangements.
She has previously alleged that she handles the children’s daily expenses without financial assistance from their father. However, these statements represent her account of the situation, and the allegations require independent verification.
The former couple shares three children, and their separation became public in December 2025. Since then, their personal differences have attracted considerable attention on social media.
Imad Wasim and Sania’s Dispute Continues
Meanwhile, Imad has previously stated that he remains the father of his children and would take responsibility for their care. His earlier public comments followed the announcement of his separation from Sania.
The dispute has also involved public statements about their relationship and family circumstances. Consequently, discussions surrounding the children’s welfare and parental responsibilities continue to draw attention.
Neither side’s claims should be treated as independently established facts without further evidence. The situation remains a personal and family matter, with further developments likely to depend on statements from both parties and any relevant legal proceedings.
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