Aima Baig Reassures Fans After Facial Bruise Sparks Concern

Pakistani singer Aima Baig has clarified the truth of her face injury after so much speculation about domestic violence because the injury visible bruise near her eye which raises concern online.

The singer took her Instagram and shared stories in which she addresses her fans concern, at first expressed thank and clarified that the injury was accidental and asking people not to turn it into pointless debates

In the story she penned, “Guys, please chill,” she wrote, clarifying that she was “absolutely fine” and that there was “no domestic violence, no hidden story, and nothing remotely of that sort.”

As per the singer story, the injury happened at around 5 a.m. after she got home tired from a long dance rehearsal.

She wrote, “I literally slammed my face into a door at 5 a.m. after coming back from dance rehearsals, exhausted out of my mind,” she explained, adding that the incident left her with a bruise and that, at the time, she simply wanted a little pampering.

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The singer more calmed her followers that she is now doing well, telling that herself as healthier as and happier than she has in quite some time.

She shared, “I’m working, dancing, rehearsing, and genuinely healthier and happier than I’ve been in a long time. It’s just a bruise, and I’m all good now.”

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Aima’s explanation followed a close-up picture she posted, that revealed a noticeable bruise near her eye. Fans soon became worried after seeing the photo as some followers began speculating about how she had suffered the injury.

Aima revealed that she was battling fever and flu at the time of the accident, before directly responding to the rumours. She has now cleared the air, confirming that there is no secret story behind the bruise.

Keeping things light, Aima concluded her message urging everyone to move on from the issue.

“I really appreciate the love and concern, but please don’t turn a clumsy 5 a.m. moment into something it isn’t. No extra drama needed,” she wrote, before adding, “Now let the bruise live and die in peace.”