7 reasons why Imran Khan was not husband material for Reham Khan!

(Photo:http://www.marieprom.co.uk/short-prom-dresses) This may be a must read for all husbands and wives. Imran Khan and Reham Khan announced their marriage on January 6, 2015. They announced their divorce on October 30, 2015. Recently in an interview with The Express Tribune Pakistan, Reham came out with the reasons why the marriage did not work out. Some of these reasons may sound weird, as even in her own words, Imran sounds like a simple serious person, who is more interested in politics and leading a simple life. We leave the judgement to you, here are the 7 reasons:
1. “I tried to talk to him, I’m very talkative and I’m very chatty but, you know, you can’t exactly do that with Imran Khan. You can’t discuss the colour of the curtains, you can only talk politics. You cannot exactly discuss Bollywood films with him. God knows I tried.” (For being Husband material you need to be able to discuss colour of curtains and Bollywood films).
2. “He’s not very romantic. He never gave me anything, not even a wedding band.” (Husband material needs to give gifts to wife).
3. His closet was in “a dreadful condition” and “moth-eaten.” (A good husband keeps a clean closet).
4. Reham added that Imran did not care how he looked when he stepped out of the house. “I’m the sort of person who panics if my family is not looking right.” (Husbands need to be looking perfect when they go out, otherwise it is an insult to the wife!).
5. She bought Imran a new wardrobe, which he was “quite happy with” and she also introduced things like “deodorants, creams and shampoos.” (Husbands need to use deos, creams and shampoos).
6. There was no housekeeper, just a kitchen boy and a caretaker “who really wanted to be on TV” so guests were never fed and the PTI chief survived on “one chapati a day.” (Husbands need to have housekeepers and eat a lot).

7. Imran is living a lonely life and “has no friends”. “For someone who has been on their own for 54 years, a man who’s been a bachelor all his life, whose first marriage [to Jemima Goldsmith] was after he turned 40, it’s very hard to change. It’s very hard to settle in domestic life,” (Husbands need to have a lot of friends).Read more at:http://www.marieprom.co.uk/long-prom-dresses