People said I'm a gold digger and married Amir for money: Faryal

It's getting messier day by day

The ongoing feud between boxer Amir Khan's wife, Faryal Makhdoom and his family has taken a new turn. Talking on the This Morning TV show recently, Faryal attacked the boxer's family yet again.

According to Dailymail.co.uk, the beauty v-logger was called an evil wife by Amir's father, Sajjad Khan in an exclusive interview with the publication.

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"She is pushing Amir to the limit with her accusations and I feel very sorry for my son. It is not fair. While he is working so hard with his foundation, helping people he doesn't even know but who are so deprived and he just wants to make them happy, look what his wife is doing?" said Sajjad.

"She's not picking up the phone or calling us to try and make amends. Now, with her big ego she's gone on national TV and is stuttering through the interview. It's crazy. She said she's doing it with her husband's blessings but I don't think so."

Faryal, who is also a 25-year-old model, claimed that she was bullied in the Khan household for many years. She claimed that she was called names by her brother-in-law for getting plastic surgery done, who often compared her to Micheal Jackson.

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Faryal also opened up about being called a gold digger. "When I didn't work and I used to just stay home I was called a gold digger. People would say I’m with Amir for his money,” she shared.

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However, Sajjad and his manager have called out all the accusations false, saying that he tried to reason with his daughter-in-law, but it was of no use. "She is trying to come between us, she is trying to break up the very close relationship we have with Amir. She is a very evil woman. I have given and taken with her. We all have. All she wants is the limelight."

Sajjad added, "He's tried his best to calm things down but she goes against him. Sooner or later I wouldn't be surprised if he just wants out. The writing's on the wall."

Talking about the trouble in his son's marriage, Sajjad said that the only problem is that his Faryal will not change.

"She should be doing the best for her husband and she's not. I don't want to see them get divorced for their daughter' sake. I hope they don't get divorced, absolutely not. I hope they live happily after for the rest of their lives."

Upon his arrival in the UK, the former unified light-welterweight world champion will have a talk with his family about the allegations made by Faryal.

"Amir's back and forth all the time, here, there and everywhere but when's he's got time we'll sit down and talk," said Sajjad.

"We're very close and if there are problems he can't cope with he'll tell me."

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