Social media influencer Imsha Rehman has publicly addressed the fallout from a fake video scandal that severely impacted her life and online presence.

The TikTok sensation, who boasts over 200,000 followers, had deactivated her social media accounts following a surge of online abuse and threats after the incident last November.

In a recent interview with a Dubai-based media outlet, Rehman shared the devastating effects the scandal has had on her, stating, “I saw the video on the internet, and after that, it destroyed my whole life. I can’t go to university. I can’t face people. I have been facing a lot of death threats.”

Rehman emphasized the psychological toll of the incident, highlighting how social media users often overlook the serious consequences of sharing harmful content about others. Despite the pressure to respond publicly, she has chosen to pursue legal action against those responsible for the leak.

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“The FIA is capable of much more. They have already arrested the culprit, and he is behind bars,” she noted, praising the efforts of the Federal Investigation Agency in tackling cybercrime and online harassment.

Rehman’s situation sheds light on the importance of digital privacy and safety, particularly for women on social media, as she urges others to take legal action against such offenses to hold perpetrators accountable.