"I can't give you the best advice about marriage because I don't have a very good track record. Maybe third time likely," the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman told guests at a family friend's daughter's wedding ceremony in London.
Khan, 64, took to the stage to congratulate the newly weds and on the topic of his marriage he hopes he "may be third time lucky," Dawn reported.
He had earlier said that the idea of marrying for the third time is "more open than before".
Taking another jab at himself he said he hopes their marriage is more successful than his.
The crowd greeted his joke with hoots and cheers during his speech.
Khan's third marriage has been speculated for sometime now. Earlier rumours had surfaced of him tying the knot in London in a sneaky ceremony, however, they proved to be false.
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