Husband of influencer Pyari Maryam announces 26-year-old star has died after giving birth to their twin boys
The heartbroken husband of a social media star has announced she has died while giving birth to their twin sons.
Pyari Maryam, aged 26, had given birth to the two boys shortly before her death, her husband Ahsan Ali shared via her Instagram Stories.
In a statement translated to English, via Us Weekly, he wrote: “Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we shall return. Dear Maryam has passed away. Everyone is requested to pray that may Allah, the Lord of Honor, forgive her and elevate her ranks.” He added crying face emojis. Alongside the statement, he uploaded two photos of his late wife.
In a follow-up Instagram Stories post, Ahsan shared a photo of his twin sons shortly after his late wife delivered them. They were laid side by side on blankets and dressed in teddy bear pyjamas. Their faces were obscured with heart emojis. The translated caption read “Alhamudlillah, both little babies are completely safe.”
He added: “Please avoid spreading false rumors, and pray for our dear Maryam.” But he did not reveal her cause of death.
Pyari and Ahsan regularly posted videos together across several social media platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, and YouTube. Their last Youtube video was posted 11 days ago.
Last month, the couple shared a video titled ‘need prayers for all, baby coming’. Back in August, they hinted that Pyari was having health problems by posting a video called 'need prayers for my health, again hospital’.
Many messages of condolence have been left on the couple’s last uploads. One person wrote: “I am very sorry. She looked so cute and innocent. I liked the reels of both of them very much.” A second said: “May Mariam's baby boys be blessed with good fortune and good luck from the hands of Allah. Stay strong for your baby's. May Allah give you strength.”
Pyari’s death came just over two months after influencer Stacey Warnecke, aged 30, also died in childbirth. Stacey died suddenly on September 29 after experiencing an “extremely rare complication” following a home birth.
A statement from her husband, Nathan Warnecke, revealed that she was able to hold her newborn son Axel before her death. He did not give any more details about what exactly the complication was, but he did say that Stacey was able to meet and hold her newborn son. “It was her life's biggest dream to be a mum. She did it. On her terms, exactly the way she always dreamed of doing it,' he said.