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PPP chairman Bilawal refutes reports of his engagement, wedding

PPP Chairman Bilawal-Bhutto Zardari, the man at the centre of engagement and wedding rumours , himself refuted the reports on Monday. “Social media has gotten my engagement and wedding done. I clarify that nothing as such has taken place; neither do I know any Princess Gloria,” the Bhutto scion said in a video statement. The clarification comes after reports circulated that the PPP chairman — the…

PPP chairman Bilawal refutes reports of his engagement, wedding

PPP Chairman Bilawal-Bhutto Zardari, the focal point of engagement and wedding speculations, addressed the rumors directly on Monday. In a video statement, he emphatically refuted the claims, asserting that "nothing as such has taken place" and denying any knowledge of Princess Gloria. This clarification follows the circulation of reports on social media which suggested Bilawal was in the process of marrying into a European family.

The allegations detailed that President Asif Ali Zardari had journeyed to Liechtenstein, a small sovereign nation located between Switzerland and Austria, to negotiate and fix a wedding date. Speculations also arose regarding Bilawal's intended bride, who was purported to be a former Austrian princess. On August 27, the Presidency's official X account announced that Zardari had embarked on a private visit abroad, yet no additional information was disclosed.

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