Ansha Afridi(Shaheen Afridi’s Wife) Wiki, Biography, Age, Family

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ansha afridi

Last updated on October 1st, 2023 at 02:18 pm

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Ansha Afridi, born on December 06, 2000, is the daughter of former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi. She was born and raised in Islamabad, Pakistan. She is one of five siblings, with three sisters Aqsa, Ajwa, Arwa, and Asmara Afridi. Ansha is a social activist and promotes her father’s NGO, the Shahid Afridi Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to providing education, healthcare, and clean water to communities in need, both in Pakistan and around the world.

Ansha Afridi married Shaheen Shah Afridi on February 03, 2022, and the event was celebrated by many Pakistan cricketers and their teammates. Ansha is a strong supporter of the Pakistan Cricket team and is known to be passionate about the sport.

It is important to note that Ansha does not have any social media accounts, despite the fact that someone created a fake account in her name. When her father found out, he filed a complaint against the user of the fake account. Ansha and her family have officially stated that she does not have any social media accounts and has no online presence.

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Ansha Afridi (Shaheen Afridi Wife) Wiki, Biography

Real NameAnsha Afridi
Nick NameAnsha
Date of Birth06 December 2000
Age22 (As in 2022)
GenderFemale
NativeIslamabad, Pakistan
Current CityIslamabad, Pakistan
Father NameShahid Afridi (Retired cricketer)
Mother NameNadia Afridi
SisterAqsa Afridi, Ajwa Afridi, Arwa Afridi & Asmara Afridi
SchoolYet to be Updated
University/CollegeYet to be Updated
QualificationYet to be Updated
HusbandShaheen Afridi Crickter
Marital Statusmarried
NationalityPakistani
OccupationYet to be Updated
DebutYet to be Updated
Years activeYet to be Updated
Source of earningsYet to be Updated
ReligionMuslim
HobbiesYet to be Updated

Social media Prifles – Unknown

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