TikToker Ali Hyderabadi Responds to Abuse Allegations After Viral Divorce Video

Pakistani TikToker Ali Hyderabadi has responded to allegations of domestic abuse after a viral live-streamed divorce video sparked widespread debate on social media. The controversy has drawn significant public attention, with both Ali Hyderabadi and his former wife, Zainab Ali, presenting conflicting accounts of their relationship and separation.

The issue began when a live video surfaced online showing Ali Hyderabadi announcing his divorce, stating that he would never see his wife again. Moments later, Zainab appeared to approach him before the live stream abruptly ended, leaving viewers shocked and raising questions about what had happened.

Following the viral clip, Zainab Ali shared an emotional video in which her hand was seen heavily bandaged. She alleged that she had endured physical and emotional abuse during their marriage and claimed that her finger was broken during a recent dispute. She also appealed to Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for support and justice.

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In response, Ali Hyderabadi released a video while holding a copy of the Holy Quran, strongly denying all allegations of violence. He stated that he had neither assaulted Zainab nor broken her finger, insisting that he was speaking truthfully. He further claimed that he had always fulfilled his wife’s wishes and alleged that her family had already decided to remove him from the house before the viral video was recorded. According to him, he recorded the video to protect himself from what he described as blackmail.

Zainab later rejected Ali’s explanation in another video, claiming that their divorce had actually taken place on February 27, 2026, and alleging that the viral live stream was staged to gain attention on social media. She also accused him of using the Holy Quran to make false statements and claimed she had played a major role in helping him build his TikTok career.

The allegations made by both parties remain unverified, and neither side’s claims have been confirmed by a court or law enforcement authorities.