Faryal Makhdoom’s Cryptic Posts Amid Cheating Scandal

's wife appeared to give a nod to bombshell allegations regarding the boxer revealed by .

The former model, who married Amir in 2013, took to Instagram to post pointed comments about infidelities just days after it was court documents unveiled claims he secretly filmed himself having sex with a woman before threatening her.

The multi-millionaire sports star is also alleged to have ‘sexted’ four other women, the High Court papers show and appear to have led to Faryal's latest Instagram posts.

Faryal, who shares three children with the sportsman, shared a video of talking about betrayal, saying: 'I wouldn't wish on anyone what I've gone through romantically. I'm also not ashamed of anything I went through romantically.'

She then explained that she had re-shared a post from 2023 about rumours surrounding Amir and another woman writing: 'I had archived the post, but I recently put it back on my page to refresh a few people’s memories. xx'.

Amir has frequently been plagued with rumours of philandering, with the latest court case causing shockwaves and leading to Faryal's guarded response.

In the video of Khloe, the reality star, who has frequently been betrayed, said: 'Even though I wouldn't wish on anyone what I've gone through romantically. I'm also not ashamed of anything I went through romantically...

'I also think it's one of my superpowers that I went through those things and I still have such a softness for love and life and you still want to see love every day in every situation, so do I and I don't think for a second...

'Oh the world is condemned and look at you and you know, you're a piece of... I don't think like, I just think that was my journey I was meant to go, it made me better.'

A caption on the video read: 'Khloe talking about how her relationship trauma and getting cheated on affected her.'

She then gave a nod to her post about the 2023 allegations that Amir was contacting bridal model Sumaira.

It was alleged the boxer contacted Sumaira and told him that he and Faryal, 31, were 'not properly together' and that their marriage was 'a bit of a business arrangement'.

Amir later hit out at the claims in a chat with Geo News, claiming Sumaira had sent him raunchy pictures unsolicited.  

At the time, Faryal released her statement implying that she is standing by Amir, stating that 'the whole world is aware of his track record' and insists that Sumaira must have been aware he was married when she sent him revealing photos.

'Over the duration of the last 7 days, I had had private conversations of mine dissected and torn apart by an alleged 'legal representative' acting on behalf of Sumaira, who has taken to social media with what I can only describe as a hate campaign,' Faryal wrote.

'My name has been used in almost every single story she has posted in a bid to tarnish my reputation and name label me as not only a woman who has no 'self respect' but Amir's supporter and enabler in these circumstances, all because I refuse to publicise the private dealings I have with my husband.'

'How I deal with my marriage and my husband is not the concern of anyone else. I refuse to play out my marriage publicly, the situation has been humiliating enough for me and I will not further play in the spectacle created by others in order to satisfy their desires.

'I will stand strong in my stance that I did not owe Sumaira anything more than a civil conversation.'

Faryal then addressed Sumaria's claims that she was unaware Amir was married, writing: 'This woman was not under the impression that Amir was a single bachelor, yet she continued on speaking to him whilst gathering her evidence to take to social media.'

Revealing what she said to Sumaria in a 'civil conversation' Fayral wrote that 'I knew what the outcome of this situation would be and I forewarned her not to take this to social media.'

'I explained that the situation would cause immense embarrassment not only for her but for my family also and that in the end no one wins.'

'I am a woman who receives abuse on a daily basis simply for existing and I knew she would also receive the same for even entertaining a married man, no matter what spin she put on the story.'

'I'm now being made responsible for Sumaria's current mental state. Her 'legal representaive has claimed that Sumaria suffering with her mental health as a result of her social media presence and exposures in her exchanges with my husband Amir and this has somehow become my fault too.'

'I was the one who was disrespected, lied to and embroiled in scandal and once again, it has become my fault.'

'Amir and Sumera are both adults who engaged in consented communication. They did not consult me when exchanging messages nor did they consider or respect me when building a "bond."'

'I will not be dragged through the mud now for not "supporting another woman". This woman had no respect or regard for me as a woman and as Amir's wife. There was also no consideration of my mental health.'

'I am not in control of Amir's actions not those of Sumaira. I had a civil conversation with her which is more than most women in my position would be willing to do.'

Faryal finished her statement by addressing Amir's previous 'scandals,' explaining: 'I am being criticised for being Amir's wife, for still staying with him knowing his "track record".

'This is the man I am married too and have three young children with. The whole world is aware of his track record, his reputation precedes him, why would you as a single woman want to engage in a conversation with him at all?'

'My focus is my children and shielding them from all that is happening.'

At the time, Amir addressed the incident himself and confessed that he might 'need help' to stop him from texting other women, admitting he is open to therapy.

Asked if he would attend therapy sessions, he said, according to The Sun: 'That question hasn't been brought up before.

'But maybe I do need help to stop me from messaging other women. I am willing to go to therapy to stop me sending texts to women who aren't my wife.

'I think nowadays with mental health issues, any help goes a long way. It's definitely something I would do. Things like that do help, so maybe it's something to think about.'

The sportsman said Faryal was 'disgusted' at the news of him messaging another woman, with her telling him: 'If you have a diamond at home, why do you want to mess around with rocks and stones?'

Amir admitted his behaviour was 'not nice' and noted that his children will one day read about what happened, which he said will 'upset them'.