They're people too and they hurt just as much as the rest of us. The singer let us in to a small part of his world and we hope it serves to educate people who don't think of celebrities as human beings. Loss and grief are personal things that celebrities don't have to share with the public. We have control over nothing and yet, we fight over everything."Īslam's revelation is a stark reminder that we don't always know what's going on in people's lives. It was raining and I was by myself at a place where nobody would even recognise me. It was a three or four and a half hour journey and I was only thinking how helpless we all are," he remembered with a heavy heart. Call me selfish but I didn't take him along and I left. And I remember he always wanted to go to the shrine. I told my friend i'm gonna go and he insisted saying 'I want to go, I want be there with you'. A friend expressed an interest in accompanying him, but he had to refuse. I wanted to go to Konya and visit Shams Tabraiz and Rumi's shrine and I wanted to be alone."Īslam never told anyone about his loss. I came back to my room and it was 11:30 or 12 at night. I could tell they were having a good time. There were people right in front of me, drinking, enjoying themselves. I went on stage, performed for two and a half hours. "I literally had to go on stage in half an hour. The Hona Tha Pyar singer admitted how helpless he felt at the time. He married educationist Sara Bharwana in Lahore on 29 March 2013 Atif said in an interview that the couple dated for 7 years before they get married. She said we went to the doctor and he said we have to go for something else."
"So I was like go to the doctor, ask him what's happening and how to go about it. It was a show in Turkey and right before my performance, she called me and said the baby doesn't have a heartbeat anymore. "Sarah was four to five months pregnant and I had to leave for a show. "I lost my kid and I remember." the singer began.
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