09 August 2023 , 16:28
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Amir Khan's wife Faryal Makhdoom reportedly threatened to slit another woman's throat in a furious rant.
It comes after the couple are separated and now living apart following the boxer reportedly begging a model for photos while asking her to meet up with him. Faryal previously denied any wrongdoing following claims that she had allegedly threatened to "destroy" the BBC presenter. The remarks are not believed to not have been intended a genuine threat.
The reality TV star, 32, has since allegedly launched into a vile rant at a new love rival linked to the former world boxing champion. During a phone call with the unnamed woman Amie is said to have met in Dubai, Faryal reportedly hoped she would “die of cancer” and allegedly threatened to "slit" her throat.
The couple are said to have separated after Amir messaged a model for pictures (Instagram/amirkingkhan)In the audio recording heard by The Sun, it is claimed Faryal fumes: “If you ever contact Amir again, I will slit your f** **** throat. You should be scared of me, b****, you should be scared of me. I hope one day you die with cancer, b****, okay?"
Amir's representative declined to comment when contacted by the Mirror. Faryal's representative is yet to respond.
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Faryal shares three children with Amir. She is said to have confronted her husband at their home in Dubai in July after she heard about him begging a model for saucy pictures. "U look good on g string," Amir reportedly wrote in one of the messages. He also promised to delete any received photos. Reports claim Amir and Faryal are now splitting their time between England and Dubai while continuing to co-parent their children, but have not yet filed for divorce as the model decides whether or not their marriage is definitely over.
Just last week Faryal hit back at claims she threatened to “destroy” an ex-BBC presenter who accused her husband of making sexual advances towards her. Suzi Mann, who previously hosted the BBC’s Official Asian Music Chart Show, claims she met Amir at an event in Manchester in 2016 and he later began texting her and making late-night phone calls to try and meet up after getting hold of her number.
She shared screenshots of a Twitter conversation she claims is Faryal messaging her through Amir’s account. Faryal allegedly tells Suzi: “This is Amir Khan’s wife. Stay the f*** away from my husband... if you dare message or call him I will destroy you. Keep the f*** away and I’m serious.”
The presenter said she made her communication with Amir public to “help other women come forward and understand the Khans' negative pattern of behaviour”, but has since been subjected to “abuse by fake accounts with threatening and vile comments”. Faryal has since appeared to address Suzi’s claims after Amir reportedly denied the allegations and said he doesn’t remember meeting her, claiming she is “jumping on the bandwagon”.
“This is all untrue. Amir has denied the accusations and doesn’t even remember this woman. What’s confusing is, why has it taken her several years to address this? She claims I said I’d ‘destroy’ her... It’s a load of rubbish. I’ve never messaged on Twitter – I don’t even remember seeing this woman’s face,” Faryal toldThe Sun.
The allegations surfaced when Suzi posted a picture of herself and former I'm A Celebrity star Amir last week, which has since been taken down. Alongside it, she wrote: "I first met Amir Khan in 2016 whilst I was hosting Arijit Singh in Manchester! A couple of days after the concert, I started receiving WhatsApp messages from an unknown number, with someone claiming to be Amir Khan! I immediately had to ask, actor or boxer? Unfortunately, it was the latter!
"On a more serious note, these messages continued and then I started to receive calls and voicemails from Amir Khan himself. Now I've been in this industry too long to not know when someone is flirting and making sexual advances. This was not something I felt comfortable with and I chose to not entertain it, but remained professional."
The Mirror has approached Faryal for comment.