KARACHI: Quoting Imran Khan, who she called "everyone's favourite, well-known 'Kaptaan'", TV journalist Reham Khan told a conference on Tuesday that anyone could hit a six, but the real challenge lay in sustaining a slow partnership spanning a century.

In Manchester for the International Media Conference, Reham made her first public appearance after news of her split with former cricketer and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf Chairman Imran Khan broke.

The former anchorperson also said she believed one's personal life should be kept private, DawnNews reported.

Speaking about the state of media in Pakistan, she lamented that laziness was a problem Pakistanis needed to grapple with, particularly in the fields of media and journalism despite the abundance of talent and the industry's rich history.

She raised the point that Pakistani media did not follow important issues as big news barely survived a day before being swept aside. She complained that the media also focused on negativity, sidelining positive news.

Also read: Imran, Reham part ways

The TV journalist is currently producing a film, 'Janaan', which has successfully completed the first phase of shooting.

Reham and Imran made headlines last week after she announced on Twitter that she and the 'Kaptaan' had agreed to file for divorce.

The announcement stirred a fiery debate on social media, with fans and naysayers of both Khan and Reham posting their two cents and taking sides.

Also read: Reham won't attend PTI events in future, says Imran

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