Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos’ pay package dipped in 2023, but still it was $49.8 mn
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos earned a bit less in 2023 than the year before -- but his pay package was still worth $49.8 million, reports 'Variety'.
Popular Pakistani actress Mahira Khan has responded to recent rumors circulating about her supposed pregnancy and departure from an upcoming Netflix series. Speculation arose following a now-deleted Reddit post alleging her pregnancy and withdrawal from the Netflix show “Jo Bachey Sang Samait Lo,” along with another unnamed film project.
Dismissing the rumors, Mahira Khan clarified, “It’s not true that I’m pregnant. And I haven’t left the Netflix series.” The initial Reddit post had suggested that she was expecting her second child and had opted out of the Netflix project and a major film. However, Mahira refuted these claims, stating her commitment to both projects remains intact.
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The post had sparked further conjecture about a potential announcement regarding her pregnancy, with suggestions that she may disclose the news post-delivery due to her high-profile status. Mahira Khan, who tied the knot with her long-time partner, Salim Karim, earlier this year, had been previously married to Ali Askari, with whom she shares a son born in 2009. The couple separated in 2015.
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Addressing the pregnancy rumors directly, Mahira Khan’s statement aims to quell the swirling speculation and reaffirm her professional commitments. As fans await further updates on her projects and personal life, the actress remains focused on her career amidst ongoing media scrutiny.
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