Amir Khan gets frustrated over public family spat; threatens to cut wife, family from life

It appears that Pakistani-born British boxing champ Amir Khan is coming at his wits’ ends over a family spat which has gone public, thanks to his wife’s rants on social media. Even though Khan openly seems to have supported his wife over the feud, he still says that the issue is really upsetting him and if it continues, his wife might lose a husband while his family may lose a son.

Khan recently released a carefully worded statement on his official Facebook page, in which he appeared to be siding with his wife.

“I have supported my wife, and that’s because she was in the right. Since I’ve been married I’ve seen how my family and siblings have treated her. It wasn’t fair.

“It was a private matter and should’ve kept private,” Khan stated.

Expressing his frustration over the role played by his family, he said that “My siblings were posting on social media over and over again. I have asked my father to have them remove it and no one listened to me.

“I was patient and kept quiet but FARYAL said she couldn’t take it anymore and had to speak up. So she did.”

However, Khan also expressed his anger over the ‘childish’ behavior showed by both his family and his wife. “I did not support Siblings or my wife to be this childish all over the media, crying and bashing one another.”

“Its really getting out of control and needs an end,” the statement said.

On Twitter, the former unified lighter-welterweight world champion posted : ”I apologize on the silly picture and message my wife Faryal put up,” he added, “here is me working my ass off helping the less fortunate with charity dinners and my family and wife are distroying (SIC) my name.”

Earlier, both Makhdoom and Khan’s parents bashed each other on public platforms, airing their dirty laundry in front of the entire world.

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