Pakistani influencers Minahil Malik, Imsha Rehman, Mathira Khan, and Kanwal Aftab recently garnered attention after private videos of them were reportedly leaked online. The videos, which circulated as MMS clips, have sparked widespread concerns about cyber-security vulnerabilities affecting well-known social media personalities. 

In the wake of this, private videos of Pakistani model Samra Chaudhry have also surfaced on social media, further intensifying discussions around digital privacy and security breaches.

Reports suggest that three private videos of Pakistani model Samra Chaudhry, filmed in 2019, have recently resurfaced online. These videos, which allegedly show her in compromising situations, including semi-nude and nude footage, have reignited concerns about privacy violations. 

While some sources claim these videos were originally leaked years ago, their reappearance has once again drawn attention to the ongoing issue of cyber-security breaches. The authenticity of the videos, however, remains unverified.

Samra Chaudhry, a prominent figure in Pakistan’s advertising industry, has been featured in numerous TV commercials and modeling projects. She first gained widespread attention in 2019 when similar explicit videos of her were leaked online, reportedly filmed in a Lahore hotel. 

The incident caused a media uproar, and reports from Gulf News and other outlets suggested that a hacking syndicate may have been behind the leaks, targeting the phones of celebrities and releasing their private content. Some of the stolen material was allegedly sold to international pornography websites.

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