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'I am ashamed of my words': Saheefa Jabbar issues public apology for past remarks

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Aug 09

Actress and model Saheefa Jabbar has apologised to her family, friends, and social media users for what she described as her “harsh” and “inappropriate” remarks made during past interviews and online appearances.

 

In an Instagram post, Saheefa admitted: “I have used harsh and inappropriate words in TV programs and some podcasts that were not only harmful to myself but also hurt others.”

 

Expressing deep regret, she wrote: “I am ashamed of my choice of words used during interviews. I did not act wisely.”

 

She acknowledged speaking without thinking, saying: “I spoke without caring about anyone. I did not realize the impact of my words on others, my loved ones, and even myself.”

 

Reflecting on the importance of mindful communication, Saheefa added: “Whether we are talking on TV shows, podcasts, or on the street, we should think. Every word has value,  we should choose our words wisely, present ourselves with respect, and learn manners.”

 

While noting that no one can be perfect, she emphasised: “We are only human and can neither be perfect in our words nor in our emotions, but we can always try.”

 

Saheefa ended her message with an apology to all those she may have hurt: “If my words have ever hurt anyone, I am ashamed of it and I seek forgiveness.” She added that recent events and the way she has been portrayed online have made her reflect on her actions and reminded her to keep learning.

 

Saheefa has openly spoken about her battle with depression in several interviews, often addressing social issues, people’s attitudes, family, friends, the entertainment industry, and religion. Some of these remarks have previously drawn criticism, which she has now addressed in her apology, without referring to any specific incident.

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