Pakistan's new Prime Minister Don Juan, three women, who is the biggest mistake of his life?

A handsome athlete, a seasoned Prime Minister, and a passionate adventurer of the first degree until his nickname became Radun Gwan of Pakistan, what are the details of Imran Khan's private life that made his private life on the front pages of the world press, perhaps the misfortune and failure of choice that led the new Prime Minister to three marriages One of them was the worst choice in his life, as he expressed in a previous statement.

Let's dive a little into the details of the private life of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan

In an earlier commentary on Imran Khan’s first speech, Pakistani journalist writer Humna Waseem Chamaneh says: “He spread hope throughout Pakistan, as the new Prime Minister promised multiple things to the people of Pakistan, focusing on many different issues such as the redistribution of Pakistan’s resources between Rich and poor, animal rights, child abuse…”.

In addition to sports and politics, which Imran Khan transforms from the first to the second with unparalleled intelligence in a country where intertwined relations prevail between religion, tribes, military and security, there are things that arouse the curiosity of the media and its public about his private life, especially with regard to his marriages, which have long attracted attention due to his being a public figure .

The Sufi whose face Khan did not see before marriage

It was for Mrs. Bushra Manka, Imran Khan's third wifeA distinguished presence accompanied by her husband at his inauguration ceremony on Saturday, August 18 as Prime Minister, and caught the eye because of her niqab and white veil, which differs somewhat from the veil compatible with the traditional dress of women in Pakistan. This presence prompted the spotlight on the marriages of the prime minister of the world's only nuclear Islamic state.

We start with the third and last, Bushra Manka or “Bushra BB”, the 40-year-old, who was married to Imran Khan last February, i.e. at the height of the preparations for running in the elections in Pakistan, after her engagement was earlier in January, and she agreed after She consulted her five children and her family.

Bushra BB was earlier married to Khawar Farid Manka, a high-ranking official of the Customs Department in Islamabad, with whom she had five children. She hails from the Manka clan, which is a sub-clan of the Wattu tribe, one of the most important Pakistani tribes in the Punjab region, according to the Indian English-speaking website, the Financial Express.

Imran Khan told the British newspaper "Daily Mail" in an interview on July 21 that he did not see the face of his wife Bushra until after marriage, and the newspaper confirmed that Bushra Manka belongs to one of the Sufi orders in Pakistan.

In a sentence quoted from Imran Khan, in which he says: “Marrying Reham Khan is the biggest mistake of my life.” The Daily Mail newspaper headlined its story, which highlights the marriages of the leader of the Pakistani "Insaf Movement", including his failed marriage to his second wife.

Imran's marriage to Reham did not last long, as they married on January 6, 2015 and divorced on October 30 of the same year.

Reham is a British citizen, born in 1973 in the Libyan city of Ajdabiya. She is the daughter of a Pakistani doctor of Pashtun origin called “Ramadan Nair.” Her father is the brother of Abdul Hakim Khan, the former governor of the Pashtun state of Khyber Pakhtunkhawa. Reham's family hails from one of the most important Pashtun tribes. Reham worked as a weather reporter for the BBC in London.

Reham Khan holds a bachelor's degree in sciences, and when she was 19, she married her cousin, Ijaz Ramadan, and she has 3 children with whom she lives. Reham launched a television talk show on the Urdu-speaking "Dan News" channel under the name "Reham Khan Show" and dedicated the first episode to Imran Khan. From this book, the PTI party led by Imran Khan won the elections.

Imran Khan married Jemima Goldsmith, daughter of British businessman and millionaire Sir James Goldsmith, on May 16, 1995, when the bride was 20 years old and the groom twice that. The daughter of a British millionaire converted to Islam and moved to Pakistan, where Imran Khan had decided to start political activity. Jemima Khan then established her own company in Pakistan and the couple had two sons: Suleiman and Qasim, but after 9 years the joint life came to an end in June 2004.

The National Assembly of Pakistan announced Friday 17 August Election of PTI leader Imran KhanThe 65-year-old is prime minister.