Pakistani model and TV host Mathira has addressed the recent circulation of pornographic videos allegedly featuring her, clarifying that the content is fake and created using Artificial Intelligence (AI). In posts on her Instagram story and Twitter, Mathira condemned the videos as a malicious attempt to defame her character.
AI-Generated Videos Used to Tarnish Reputation
Mathira explained that the inappropriate videos, which have gone viral on social media, were altered versions of her old photos and videos. She expressed her shock and sadness over the situation, stating that she had never produced or participated in such obscene content. The model called out those responsible for spreading the fake videos, emphasizing the harm they have caused to her reputation.
Appeals for Respect and Legal Action
In her message, Mathira urged people to refrain from sharing the defamatory content, warning that legal action would be taken against those who continue to spread the fake videos. She also thanked her fans and supporters for showing sympathy during the ordeal and reassured them that those involved in the defamation campaign would face consequences.
Previous Incidents of Deepfake Content Involving Other Influencers
Mathira’s case follows a troubling pattern, as other Pakistani influencers have also been targeted with fake, inappropriate videos. Recently, TikTokers Amsha Rehman and Munahal Malik also found themselves victims of similar deepfake videos, sparking concerns about the rise of AI-generated content used for online harassment.
Mathira’s statement underscores the growing issue of digital manipulation, where technology is exploited to create and spread harmful, misleading content aimed at damaging the reputations of public figures.
