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Sanam Jung’s latest photos highlight precious family time with her husband & mom

October 28, 2024

Sanam Jung started her career as a music VJ and has starred in notable dramas.
Married to Qassam Jaffry and has two daughters.
Enjoys family time in Houston with her mother.

Sanam Jung, a talented and popular Pakistani host and actor, gained significant fame at a young age. She began her showbiz journey as a music VJ and went on to star in notable dramas like “Dil E Muztar”, “Alwida”, “Mere Humdam Mere Dost”, “Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara Hai”, “Pyari Mons”, and “Dhoka”. She has also hosted well-known shows on Bol TV. The “Dil E Muztar” actor is happily married to Qassam Jaffry and has two adorable daughters.

Sanam Jung is enjoying peaceful family time in Houston with her mother, who is visiting after the birth of her adorable daughter. She shared pictures with her mother and also posed with her husband. Here are her gorgeous family clicks:

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Sanam Jung started her showbiz career as a VJ. Gained fame at…

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Published October 28, 2024

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