Basit Siddiqui posted a rare photo of his mother on Instagram And he left his followers wanting to see her more on social media.
The Gogglebox star posted a picture of his father Syed and daughter Amelia with his mother Nisreen, who did not appear on the screen on the Channel 4 program.
While Basit and his brother Omar have become a staunch favorite with viewers, along with Father Syed while they are reviewing shows from TV Week, fans of the family want to make room for the family’s mother on the couch after her appearance on Instgram.
“I was trying to get a picture of these three men staring at the camera and smiling! My father is like a statue with that smile but my mom and Amelia are doing it on purpose,” Basset wrote alongside the shot, in which his mother was seen smiling broadly as she stood with her husband and granddaughter. .
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He continued, “Every time one smiles, the other smiles, looks in the other direction or exchanges! Ladies are my friend, stubborn and cheeky.”
The pictures were a huge hit with their 5.9K followers, with one fan commenting: “I love these pictures. Especially the ones in which your mom is smiling.”
Another added, “Your mom is amazing when I first saw her and I don’t even want to mention that your handsome dad loves your little family.”
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This is not the first time Nisreen has been seen on social media as she also spoke out in support of her sons in 2016, after they compared themselves to an ISIS training camp.
The Cheeks brothers wore camouflage for a paintball session and posted it The social networking site Facebook With the caption: “ISIS Training Day, Look How Happy We Are!”
Although it was a joke, they faced a major backlash at the time and that mom prompted my friend to comment in their defense, after feeling the criticism went too far.
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I wrote at the time, “They are silly boys! It was intended as little fun but it was counterproductive.”
Nisreen blamed the joke on her middle son, Reda. He wrote, “Most of the time he is a very good boy, but sometimes he is a little naughty. He always says funny things but does not want to offend anyone.”
Police were eventually called in to investigate the post, although no action was taken.
After their involvement, Nasreen said, “I can see why the words are causing a problem.
“It was supposed to be fun but it was crap. They said sorry.”
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