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Tahira Syed dismisses death rumours

Published on: June 2, 2026 12:31 PM

I am absolutely fine': Tahira Syed responds to viral death rumours

NEW YORK: Renowned Pakistani ghazal singer Tahira Syed has firmly rejected rumours circulating on social media about her alleged death, assuring fans that she is alive, healthy and enjoying life in the United States.

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In a video message shared on Facebook, Syed addressed the false reports directly after widespread speculation online prompted concern among admirers and members of the entertainment industry.

“I have come to know that rumours are being spread about my health. I am absolutely fine, by the grace of God. I am living a really good life in New York. Thank you all for your prayers and well wishes,” she said.

 Photo: Tahira Syed / Facebook

The veteran singer also released a written statement urging the public not to share unverified information. She clarified that reports claiming she had passed away were entirely false.

“Alhamdulillah, I am alive, well and in good health. I request everyone not to share this false news and to help correct the misinformation wherever it appears,” she stated.

Syed expressed gratitude for the support she received after the rumours began circulating, saying she was deeply touched by the concern, affection and kindness shown by friends, family members and fans who reached out to check on her wellbeing.

Several prominent figures from Pakistan’s entertainment industry also helped counter the misinformation. Fashion designer Hassan Sheheryar Yasin shared a photograph of the singer and confirmed that she was in good health. Veteran actress Bushra Ansari also shared Syed’s video message on social media to reassure fans.

False reports about the deaths of public figures occasionally spread online, often causing confusion and distress. Similar incidents have affected several celebrities in recent years, including Indian actor Dharmendra and Pakistani actress Sakina Samo.

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Syed’s statement has helped put an end to the speculation, with fans expressing relief and sending messages of support to the celebrated singer.

Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: bushra ansari, entertainment, Hassan Sheheryar Yasin, Lifestyle-latest, Pakistani music, Social media rumours, Tahira Syed

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