Bilawal Bhutto reply marriage question girl whichever decide marry me she first explain to my sisters. Bilawal: “I know that my sisters. lovely, beautiful girls, I love them a lot.”
Even Bilawal Bhutto Zardari can’t escape the question of marriage.
During a meet with reporters, the child prodigy boasted about his achievements thus far and said.
He hopes to learn all the languages spoken in Pakistan.
It was all smooth sailing, until an enterprising reporter pounced on him with a question on marriage proposals.
Bilawal (breaking into an awkward smile): “I have lots of offers! I have lots of offers!
But whichever girl decides to marry me.
She will have to explain to both my sisters that this will be a very, very difficult task.”
Bilawal Bhutto reply marriage question girl whichever decide marry me she first explain to my sisters.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is when the PPP star breaks into a sweat, starts rubbing his eyebrows and loses coherence. We almost feel sorry for him. Almostttt.
Bilawal: “I know that my sisters… lovely, lovely, beautiful, beautiful girls, I love them a lot.”
Psst, notice Qaim Ali Shah smiling and nodding his head at the back thinking, ‘Payback!’
At this point Bilawal starts scratching his ear, trying not to make eye contact and secretly hoping the earth swallows him whole (we know the feeling, Bilawal, we know).
Bilawal: “But it’ll be a very difficult task for the girl…”
And here’s when he decides he’s got to step up his game and waves his finger around to seem like he’s got this question down.
Bilawal: “But whichever girl is successful in this task, that means it’s her fate and my fate [to be together].”
Add lots of awkward laughs and a blushing Bilawal.
We’re guessing he’s not used to this.
Perhaps someone can coach him on how to answer these questions better, because if this question is causing him so much anxiety then we wonder how he dealt with those ‘many’ proposals.
Bilawal was addressing the media in Obaro, Sindh, where he further said that any girl who wishes to marry him will face difficulties.
Bilawal Bhutto reply marriage question girl whichever decide marry me she first explain to my sisters.
Last week, Bilawal addressed his emotional press conference and people’s harsh reactions to it, saying he hopes his critics never experienced the pain he has experienced.
“To those who don’t appreciate my tears;
I pray u never have to experience the pain I’ve experienced, I pray u never have to shed such tears,” he said in a tweet.
Bilawal broke down in tears as he spoke about his late mother, Benazir Bhutto, during a visit to inquire after injured victims of the police training centre attack in Quetta last month.
“My family and the people of Balochistan share the same pain… I am no ordinary politician. son of Benazir Bhutto. also a victim of this terrorism,” he said.
