First lady Bushra Bibi most googled person in Pakistan

Results based on Google's year in review search results

First lady Bushra Bibi was the most searched person in Pakistan on Google, according to Google Trends Year in Search 2018.

The results are based on search terms that had the highest spike in 2018 as compared to the previous year.

Prime Minister Imran Khan’s wife was the most trending person in Pakistan.



Bushra married the country's premier before this year's General Elections.

In a ceremony to mark the government’s accomplishments in the first 100 days at the helm, PM Imran lauded his wife.

“In the 100 days, I want to give credit to Bushra, as in these 100 days I took one day off and want to praise her for such a difficult life during the last 100 days.”

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Coming in second place was the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle, she tied the knot with Prince Harry back in May making it one of the most talked about and anticipated events this year.

Markle is known for starring in the hit television programme "Suits".

She has now announced that the Royal Couple are expecting their first child.

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Coming in third place is musician and actor Meesha Shafi who made waves by levelling sexual harassment allegations against co-singer Ali Zafar.

Shafi came under spotlight being the first-high profile person to become a part of the #MeToo campaign in Pakistan. She also received support from the United Nations women in ’Me Too’ campaign.

Fourth on the list is the no-holds-barred former wife of Prime Minister Imran Khan. Former BBC presenter Reham Khan released an autobiography this year, which presented more than a sneak peak into her life, especially the years spent with the cricketer-turned-politician. The book, even before its release, generated a fair amount of controversy.

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Journalist Reham Khan and for wife Imran's former wife takes the fourth spot, with Reham releasing an autobiography this year, which presented more than a sneak peak into her life, especially the years spent with the country's premier.

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