Dr. Khan: From Diana's Heart to Pakistan's

0:00On April 25, Dr. Haznack Khan, the heart surgeon Princess Diana, called her true soulmate, has relocated to Pakistan after years in the UK, known as Mr. Wonderful to her, he met the princess in 1995 at a London hospital and shared a secret two-year romance that ended just weeks before. Her death in Paris on August 31, 1997. Now, at age 65, he's taken the role of Dean at the Jenna Institute of Cardiology in the whore, his hometown region. Earlier this week, Khan was photographed for the first time in years, looking sharp in a suit as he met Punjab's chief minister, Maiam Nawaz. She praised him for leaving England to serve his homeland, calling it hardening that a local son would help the underprivileged. He's already built a heart union near his birth city of Jalim, and treats poor patients for free, part of each year. Khan always stayed out of the spotlight, building a top career in Britain under legends like Sir Maddi Yakub at the Royal Brompton Hospital.

1:03Friends described him as shy and private, and he turned down fame even after Diana's circle pushed for more. He married twice since, living quietly in Essex with his second wife and young daughter, while working as a consultant surgeon. The new gig in Lahore isn't a full goodbye to the UK. He plans to keep consulting there, while turning the hospital into a major heart treatment center. Ambitious plans aim to make the area a global hub for medical tourism, building on his lifelong push for better cardiac care worldwide. Khan's story shows quiet dedication winning out, from saving Diana's heart metaphorically to literally fixing thousands more. His move keeps that flame alive, bridging worlds with skill and humility.