“Fake. Not my account,” the Sammi Meri Waar crooner said in his Instagram stories as the posts from the unverified account were getting viral on the social media platform.

Since Sana confirmed her second marriage on Saturday, the X account with the username @UmairJas has made several posts where the user has demeaned the actress.

One of the tweets, where Umair’s former wife is accused of wrecking the house because of following former prime minister Imran Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi, has been reposted more than 200 times.

Another post where the user compares the singer with the former husband of former first lady Khawar Maneka with his picture has been reposted more than 60 times.

The Mor Mahal actor also clarified on Sunday that his X account was different, having the username @umairjaswal. In his Instagram post, he also wrote that it was an “official account.”

Shoaib and Sana married a few days ago in Karachi and their photos were leaked to social media, reports said.

Since Sana and Malik had worked together in the past when the cricketer acted as a model and walked on the ramps, fans believed the earlier images were from one of those photoshoots. But family sources and Malik’s social media post confirmed the marriage.

Many believe the two met at Fahad Mustafa’s show Jeeto Pakistan after Malik posted a picture of him and Javed in March of 2023, captioned “Happy Birthday Buddy”.

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Malik married Indian tennis star Sania Mirza in April 2010 with wedding ceremonies held in both Pakistan and India. The couple welcomed their first child in 2018.

On Sunday, the Mirza family in an Instagram post confirmed that the two divorced months ago.

Sana married singer Umair Jaswal in 2020. Rumours of Sana’s divorce from singer Umair Jaiswal emerged in December 2022. Showbiz websites speculated about their falling out, but no authentic sources were cited.