Emaan Assad, the former wife of popular YouTuber Rajab Butt, is reportedly preparing to start a new chapter with her own YouTube channel.
Her brother Aoun Sheikh shared the news with fans. He said that the channel is expected to be ready within one or two days.
Aoun also asked fans to support Emaan as she begins her new journey.
What is Emaan Assad’s new YouTube channel?
Emaan became known to many viewers through her appearances in Rajab Butt’s family vlogs. Her appearances later became less frequent.
She has now decided to create content independently. However, the name of her channel and the type of content she will post have not been announced yet.
Fans are now waiting to see what Emaan will share in her first video and what direction she takes with her new channel.
Rajab Butt sends legal notice to Emaan
Rajab Butt has reportedly sent a defamation notice to his former wife Emaan Assad as their dispute continues.
According to Emaan’s lawyer, the notice claims that she harmed Rajab’s reputation through social media posts, reels and videos.
Emaan’s legal team has responded to the notice. They have reportedly asked Rajab’s side to provide evidence to support the claims.
The development comes after months of public attention around the couple’s separation and divorce.
Their personal issues have continued to be discussed widely on social media.
The legal dispute has also received mixed reactions online. Some people have criticised the situation while others have advised both sides to deal with the matter through legal channels.
The latest notice adds another development to the dispute between Rajab Butt and Emaan Assad. Both sides continue to share their positions through lawyers and public statements.
Rajab Butt and Comedian Zaid Ali have sparked a social media debate following a heated exchange during a TikTok live.
Rajab responded sarcastically to Zaid’s comments about online popularity, focusing on subscriber numbers and his past content. Zaid, in response, argued that having more subscribers does not guarantee respect.
“Subscribers tery zyada honge, izzat nahi hai teri,” Zaid said, stressing that respect is more important than followers and views.
