Rajab Butt calls out Eman over son’s hand on divorce papers
Pakistani YouTuber and family vlogger Rajab Butt has publicly criticized his wife, Eman Rajab, over her Instagram story showing their son’s hand on divorce papers.
The content creator also hinted that the controversy surrounding their separation has negatively impacted his online popularity.
Rajab Butt, known for his family vlogs and controversies on social media, expressed disappointment over Eman’s decision to include their son, Kehwan, in the Instagram post featuring legal documents.
“It wasn’t necessary to place Kehwan’s hand on the divorce papers; you would have been criticized even without that,” he stated, emphasizing that both their egos have caused harm, particularly to their child.
In his statement, Rajab added that Eman could have handled the situation privately by calling him or discussing it instead of posting it online. He stressed that while divorce might happen, it is unnecessary to publicly involve their child or share personal family matters for public scrutiny.
Addressing the ongoing backlash, Rajab explained that much of the hate his family has received could not be avoided, but he wanted to clarify that the success and reputation he built over the years were through hard work and determination, not because of anyone else.
He concluded by stating that no further comments regarding his personal life would be made publicly, aside from official legal notices.
Rajab Butt also spoke about the decline in his social media popularity. Celebrating three years on YouTube, he lamented the loss of subscribers, claiming that haters and his ongoing public divorce with Eman are the reasons behind the dip.
Known for multiple controversies, including alleged affairs and legal disputes, Rajab acknowledged that much of his fame now stems from the public nature of his marital issues rather than his creative content.
The situation has sparked debate among fans and social media users, with many sympathizing with both parties while others criticize the public exposure of private family matters.