The tragic and mysterious death of Pakistani actress and model Humaira Asghar has left the nation stunned. Nearly nine months after her passing, her decomposed body was discovered in her apartment, raising serious questions about the lack of communication and concern from those around her.

The actress, who had been out of the public eye for almost a year, was only recently confirmed deceased. Her family finally received her body last night, and her funeral is scheduled to take place in Lahore, where her family resides.

In a shocking development, Humaira Asghar’s last known voice message has come to light, shedding new perspective on her final days. The message was shared by her close friend, fashion designer Dureshehwar, who revealed that she received the audio note from Humaira in September 2024.

In the message, Humaira apologizes for missing Dureshehwar’s call, stating she was traveling. She also mentions that she is in Makkah and asks for prayers for her career — a message that has now become haunting in hindsight.

“She sounded perfectly fine, even hopeful. That voice note keeps echoing in my mind,” Dureshehwar said with tears in her eyes.

She claims she tried to reach out to Humaira again in April 2025 but received no response.

As the voice message circulates online, social media users have erupted in outrage, questioning how someone so well-known could go unnoticed for nine months.

Critics are especially targeting her friends and colleagues for their prolonged silence.

“No one contacts you for nine months and still calls themselves a friend?” one user posted.

“This isn’t friendship; it’s clout-chasing now that she’s gone,” another remarked.

The incident has sparked a national conversation about isolation, mental health, and societal neglect, particularly in the entertainment industry, where public visibility doesn’t always translate into personal care or connection.

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