He told Mail Online daily paper that she is totally corrupt (individual).
Dr Rehman, 54, an advisor therapist in Lincolnshire, blames his previous wife for criticizing his great name and, regardless of the turmoil effectively influencing their between related families, is undermining lawful activity against her.
He says, gruffly, that she utilized him 'like tissue to tidy up her picture' after she discovered herself brutally scrutinized by traditionalists in Pakistan who saw Imran's lady as dreadfully Westernized.
This is the first occasion when that Dr Rehman has consented to be met: for individual and expert reasons, he is careful about entering people in general coliseum.
In any case, Reham's steady refusal to apologize – and what he sees as proceeding with harm to his notoriety – now implies, he says, he must choose between limited options.
He and Reham were as one for a long time before their separation in 2006. He had assembled their time well behind him when, in January of this current year, he was amazed to see his previous wife's face all over national TV.
He had no idea that Reham had met and hitched cricketing legend Imran, a standout amongst the most unmistakable and – for his brandishing accomplishments at any rate – venerated figures in Pakistan.
Imran, one-time spouse of socialite and lobbyist Jemima Goldsmith (they have two children) is presently the appealling political pioneer of that nation's real restriction party.
In any case, the thought of a second Westernized spouse has not been invited by all.
Numerous consider her to be an unacceptable wife for a man who is presently something of a Conservative progressive, who has made a big deal about his Islamic confidence and who is looking for his nation's administration.
It has been accounted for that even a few individuals from Imran's family concur.
Her spoilers were even less awed when she was compelled to concede a month ago that she had decorated her CV, by wrongly asserting to have a postgraduate certificate in news coverage from North Lindsey School in Lincolnshire.
That distortion shocked no one to Dr Rehman.
Bowing reality to fit her needs, he says, is something she frequently did when they were as one – yet never more devastatingly than when she successfully told the world that her ex had mishandled her.
'I have never talked about my own experience of aggressive behavior at home in light of the fact that I… felt it is out of line to uncover the other party,' she said on Pakistani TV.
Dr Rehman is as yet reeling and has requested an open withdrawal.
'Reham is totally corrupt to have made this claim,' he says.
'I never raised a hand against her, notwithstanding when incited by her insane assaults on me amid our marriage. She's harmed my notoriety simply on the grounds that she needed individuals to feel frustrated about her.
'For a lady with three kids to abandon her spouse is not a done thing in our way of life – unless she had great reasons. That is the reason she prepared the anecdotal stories about me being an awful spouse and ghastly father.
Concerning me not monetarily supporting my children, how on earth would someone be able to in my position working for the NHS escape with a wonder such as this? After the separation I paid 25 for every penny of my £6,000 month to month pay to the Tyke Bolster Office (CSA).
'She kept on asserting kid advantage and my CSA commitment, even subsequent to leaving the nation to resettle in Pakistan. I have verification that this continued for over a year.
I absolutely paid upkeep for every one of my kids straight up to 2014. I might want to see the matter explored appropriately by the divisions concerned.'
Tall and amazing, Dr Rehman looks to some extent like Imran – they even have the same highlighted and luxuriously resonant voice. In the rich living room of his reduced home on the edge of Warrington, he talks smoothly, demanding that he can demonstrate each announcement.
His appealing second wife, Sam, 34, likewise a specialist, drifts steadily, sometimes blue penciling his more hostile remarks.
In spite of his controlled air he is raging about the way his peaceful life has been flipped around. He clarifies that supervisors at the clinic where he works instructed him to take two weeks off after the story softened up January.
'In the event that you put my name into the web, the stories don't make me look great,' he says. 'I've quit going out socially in light of the fact that at whatever point individuals hear my name they remember me.
I've even had messages inquiring as to whether I had ever beaten her.
'Associates give me looks, as though thinking about whether there is any truth in it, and I stress that my patients may respond seriously.
I've been compelled to open up to the world in light of the way the embarrassment has influenced my life. It has brought about me restless evenings and profoundly agitate Sam.'
The last bit of trouble that will be tolerated came when his eldest child, Sahir, 22, asserted that 'our dad has never bolstered us', and in a tweet called his dad 'a sleaze ball'. Dr Rehman says the youngsters went to non-public school until they moved into a territory with a decent language structure school.
After the separation, his two more established youngsters declined to see him – and he accuses his ex for having "harmed" their psyches against him.
The aftermath has been particularly dangerous in light of the fact that their union had been reinforced by blood – Dr Rehman's mom and Reham's dad, a resigned specialist, were kin.
The fascination was, in any event on Dr Rehman's side, moment from their initially meeting in December 1991, at a family wedding in Pakistan.
Reham was a vivacious and certain 19-year-old simply out of secondary school and, he reviews, curiously coquettish for a lady in that society. A previous youngster TV moderator in Pakistan, Reham strongly made a play for the qualified lone ranger who was at that point living and acting as a specialist in England. Dr Rehman reviews: 'We were sitting at the feasting table one night when she inquired as to why I wasn't wedded and I said I hadn't met the right lady.
'She took a gander at me and said, 'The right lady could be sitting before you now.'
'It was not an adoration match, but rather she was exceptionally alluring and splendid. I felt she was somebody I could live with. I didn't even request a share.
In any case, my family gave her so much gems that when she exited me it was esteemed at about £100,000.'
They were hitched the accompanying summer and began their new life together in doctor's facility quarters at Fellow's in London. This was trailed by a stretch in Structure and two abroad posts – to Canada and Australia.
However, he says Reham detested the steady daylight and grumbled that it was making her go a shade darker. 'She was continually saying that she despised living in Pakistan as a result of the warmth and made fun about the individuals there.'
After some time he became frustrated about his wife, who he thought to be consideration looking for and controlling. In any case, it was when they came back to UK in 1996 and settled in Structure that Dr Rehman acknowledged exactly the amount she appreciated being the focal point of consideration.
'At Asian parties male and females are normally separate yet she generally observed a reason to be with the men. She likewise wore low profile tops and dresses which were too short.
'I'm not an intolerant individual and didn't anticipate that her will wear conventional garments, yet she regularly went too far. Ordinarily I needed to call attention to this out and she would go ballistic on the off chance that she didn't get her direction. I just gave in for a peaceful life.'
He says she wanted to boast, imagining they spent more cash on things than they really did. 'She once purchased a dress for $40 while we were on holidaying in America, yet told companions it cost $400. She told individuals we paid £100,000 more for our home and said that our £37,000 auto cost £50,000.'
When their third kid was conceived in 2003, the marriage was going into disrepair. In 2004, Reham took the youngsters to Pakistan for a developed stay and just returned after Dr Rehman guaranteed to purchase her a greater house. He purchased a £450,000 chateau with five rooms, five bathrooms, two drawing rooms and a sauna.
In any case, Reham petitioned for separation in 2005 and Dr Rehman went out with only one bag. 'She conveyed me down to nothing,' he says.
'She got everything – all the object from olden times furniture that now graces the home she imparts to Imran, £50,000 in real money, a large portion of my benefits and my kids. I was left with only a heap of obligations after the separation, and a £100,000 legitimate bill.'
So caustic was the part that the couple lost touch totally. Be that as it may, it appears this was the time that Reham's news coverage desire surfaced. She turned into an independent, taking a shot at neighborhood radio and TV and for a bit known link program, Lawful television, in Birmingham.
In 2008 she turned up on BBC South as a climate young lady and infrequent junior columnist, showing up in short skirts and high heels.
In 2012 she moved to Islamabad with the youngsters and started her change vigorously.
Dr Rehman says: 'I didn't know she had left the UK until family and companions called to let me know they had seen her there on TV.'
She says she met Imran when she went to meeting him several years back. It is thought this meeting occurred in Pakistan however a few spoilers claim they added to a cozy companionship amid one of his visits to the UK.
In any case, they kept the relationship surreptitious for quite a while before covertly wedding.
Today, Reham has re-displayed herself as an unobtrusive Muslim wife as she charms herself with the political first class. Also, regardless of feedback that drove Imran a week ago to declare that she would not hold any positions in the gathering, challenge decisions or be given 'authority convention', given her fleeting ascent to the highest point of the social and political stepping stool, it is clearly simply a question of time before she bobs back.
A spokesman for Imran Khan said he was disappointed that Dr Rehman had chosen to speak about his family in public. He said Dr Rehman had not considered the impact on his children.
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