Dipika Kakar’s Surgery Put on Hold After High Fever. Shoaib Ibrahim Shares Raw, Heartfelt Update
“She’s home now… but it’s been tough,” says Shoaib as fans pour in their prayers
When a Fever Hits at the Worst Time
You know those moments when life throws you a curveball right after you thought you had things under control? That’s exactly what happened with Dipika Kakar. The beloved TV actress, who’s been battling pain from a liver tumor, was all set for surgery this week. Bags packed, minds braced. But then, out of nowhere a high fever showed up.Doctors couldn’t risk it. The surgery had to wait.
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Shoaib’s Update That Made Fans Tear Up
Dipika’s husband, Shoaib Ibrahim,you’ve probably seen how deeply he cares for her , posted a story on Instagram, gently telling fans what happened. “Fever’s under control now. She’s back home,” he wrote. “If all goes well, the surgery will be next week. Just… keep her in your prayers.”And honestly it wasn’t just an update. It felt like a friend sharing something vulnerable. Fans felt it. You could see the emotions ripple across social media.
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From Aches to Alarming Scans
This wasn’t a sudden thing. For weeks Dipika had been dealing with stomach pain. Nothing dramatic at first just a persistent discomfort. Like something you’d ignore until it nags you one too many times. At first they thought it was just an infection.Finally, they went for tests. And what those scans revealed? A tumor in her liver. It was a gut punch for her, for Shoaib, and for everyone who loves them.
A Moment of Joy Amidst the Storm
Even in all this chaos, life brought a tiny blessing. Shoaib’s sister, Saba, just had a baby boy. Shoaib thanked everyone for their love, asking them to bless the new parents too. It’s strange how life gives and takes at the same time, right?
Hope’s Not Cancelled
So now, the plan is simple, rest, recover and wait for the green light for surgery next week. It’s uncertain and scary too. But there’s hope and a whole lot of love. And in moments like these, that matters more than anything.