Culture and Art
Mahmoud Hegazi's wife reveals details of the settlement, divorce, and travel ban
Rana Tariq, the wife of artist Mahmoud Hegazi, reveals shocking details about her husband's demand for money in exchange for a divorce and lifting the travel ban on their child, and confirms that she was subjected to physical assault.
Family disputes between Egyptian artist Mahmoud Hegazi and his wife Rana Tarek have escalated, coming to light with shocking details concerning their personal lives, divorce cases, and children's rights, amid mutual accusations that have preoccupied public opinion and social media in recent hours.
Details of the settlement and financial charges
In a new development in the crisis, Rana Tarek, wife of artist Mahmoud Hegazy, revealed her husband's attempts to gain financially in exchange for settling family disputes. In an official statement, she confirmed that Hegazy explicitly tried to blackmail her, demanding money in exchange for lifting the travel ban imposed on their child. She stated, "If he truly wanted to lift the ban, we could have reached an agreement when he asked for money several months ago.".
The accusations did not stop there, but the wife indicated that the bargaining extended to include the divorce proceedings themselves, as he demanded sums in hard currency (dollars) to complete the separation amicably, which prompted her to adhere to the legal path to obtain her rights and the rights of her child, noting that her request for divorce came as a result of her discovery of multiple female relationships of her husband.
Marital disputes in the artistic community and their impact
This case reopens the debate about the impact of celebrity marital disputes when they move from courtrooms to social media platforms. These cases often garner widespread public attention, placing the parties involved under significant psychological and social pressure. Family law cases, particularly those concerning child custody and travel bans, are among the most sensitive in Egyptian law, where legislators consistently strive to ensure the best interests of the child above all other considerations.
Physical assault and revocation of citizenship
Rana Tariq explained that she was violently assaulted by her husband after confronting him about his extramarital affairs, which led to the filing of official police reports. Her husband was released on bail pending the assault case. In response to his actions, Rana stated that she halted his application for US citizenship, despite having previously helped him obtain a five-year US visa.
She pointed out a strange paradox, as Hijazi had blocked her on social media and had not tried to contact his son despite their presence in America and the issuance of a visa for him, but he did not travel to see the child, and instead he would appear in a live broadcast on the “TikTok” application at late hours.
Legal status and ruling on alimony
Legally, the wife achieved a court victory, obtaining a retroactive child support order for a full year. She considered this conclusive proof before the court and the public that her husband had failed to provide for his child since birth. The wife has been living separately for the past five months, and she maintains that she bears all the child's living, educational, and healthcare expenses alone.
Mahmoud Hegazi's response and the family's stance
In contrast, artist Mahmoud Hegazi did not remain silent. He posted on his official accounts, reaffirming his commitment to the travel ban imposed on his son, justifying it by his and his parents' desire to see their grandson, whom they have not been able to see since his birth. Hegazi expressed his complete confidence in the Egyptian judiciary to restore his rights, describing what he is facing as a systematic smear campaign against his reputation. He asserted that the truth will soon become clear during upcoming court sessions, including one scheduled for February 21st.
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Nermin El-Feky reveals why she refused to work with Adel Imam
Nermin El-Feky admits that her refusal of a kiss prevented her from working with Adel Imam, and confirms that the legendary actor would have cut her career short. Learn more about her new Ramadan series.
In a candid admission reflecting the behind-the-scenes challenges of her artistic beginnings, the brilliant Egyptian artist Nermin El-Feki the secret behind her not collaborating with the leader Adel Imam in a joint cinematic work during her artistic debut, stressing that the decision to refuse was the most difficult in her career, as it came because of a scene containing a "kiss".
Personal reservations and the loss of a golden opportunity
Nermin El-Feky explained in recent press statements on the sidelines of an artistic event that kissing in the dramatic and cinematic context is considered a natural thing from an artistic point of view to serve the text, but at that age and in her early stages, she was governed by some personal reservations and shyness that prevented her from performing the scene, which prompted her to apologize for the role.
El-Feky expressed her full awareness of the artistic loss she experienced at the time, saying, "I am well aware that working with Adel Imam could have saved me years of hard work and effort." She added, with deep respect for the legendary actor's legacy, "If I had worked with him, I would have saved myself a very long and arduous journey, because he is the undisputed star." She emphasized that her refusal was not due to Adel Imam personally, but rather to her own circumstances and convictions at the time.
The Leader... An Irreplaceable Gateway to Stardom
It is well known in Egyptian and Arab artistic circles that standing opposite the legendary Adel Imam is considered a "birth certificate" for any actor or actress. His films and plays have contributed over the decades to the rise of many actresses who are now among the top stars. Working with him is a pivotal experience that grants an actor a wide audience and shortens the process of gaining recognition, given the immense popularity that "The Leader" enjoys both locally and regionally, and the fact that his works have consistently topped the box office for many years.
A strong comeback in Ramadan drama
On another note, after her absence last season, Nermin El-Feky is preparing for a strong comeback in the upcoming Ramadan television marathon. She will star in the series "Awlad El-Ra'i" (The Shepherd's Sons) , a social thriller.
El-Feky stars in this major production alongside a stellar cast, most notably Maged El-Masry and Khaled El-Sawy . She portrays the wife of Khaled El-Sawy's character, whose life is marked by a series of crises and dramatic twists that she strives to overcome, promising viewers a rich and sophisticated performance.
It is worth mentioning that the series “Awlad Al-Ra’i” includes a constellation of stars, including Ahmed Eid, Ehab Fahmy, Amal Bouchoucha, and Fadia Abdelghani. It is shown in 30 episodes and is expected to have a high viewership due to the exciting nature of its story and the brilliant names participating in it.
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Mai Omar responds to rumors spread by online committees and the series "Al-Set Mona Lisa"
Mai Omar attacks those spreading rumors that she bought online trolls from India, calling it a cheap tactic. Learn more about her response, her new series "Mona Lisa," and her film with Ahmed El-Awady.
Egyptian artist Mai Omar broke her silence to respond decisively and strongly to the rumors that have recently targeted her, which claimed that she used fake “electronic committees” to boost public interaction with her on social media platforms, describing these claims as attempts to undermine her success.
A fiery response: “Cheap work.”
Through the Stories feature on her official Instagram account, Mai Omar addressed a strongly worded message to those spreading these rumors. She wrote sarcastically about the details of the rumor: "So, if I ever thought about forming fan groups, I'd go and buy them from India? And whoever came up with this story, bravo to their imagination!" She added, emphasizing her self-confidence: "But let me tell you, I don't need fan groups. What was done is cheap work. Those who are confident in themselves and their audience focus on their work, and my success speaks for itself. The Mona Lisa has upset a lot of people.".
The phenomenon of electronic committees in the artistic community
Mai Omar's statements come at a time when the art scene is witnessing widespread debate about the impact of social media, where "trending" has become a yardstick for measuring success for some. Many female stars face similar rumors regarding buying followers or fake comments. However, Mai Omar's response puts an end to these claims, relying on a genuine fan base she has built over years of successful drama work, making her need for such tactics illogical, especially after the great successes she achieved in previous Ramadan seasons.
Preparing for the Ramadan competition with “The Mona Lisa”
In a related context, it seems that Mai Omar's mention of the name "Mona Lisa" in her response was not accidental, but rather a reference to her upcoming drama series, which she is banking on for the next Ramadan season. Mai Omar is currently filming her new series, "Mona Lisa," which features a stellar cast of Egyptian actors, including Ahmed Magdy, Wafaa Amer, Shaimaa Seif, Gory Bakr, Sama Ibrahim, the veteran actress Sawsan Badr, Mariam El Gendy, and Mohamed Mahmoud. Audiences eagerly await this series to see how Mai Omar will maintain her position as a leading female star.
Anticipated cinematic activity
Aside from television dramas, Mai Omar is currently enjoying a period of cinematic activity, preparing to star opposite Ahmed El Awady in the film "Samson and Delilah." Directed by Raouf El Sayed, the film is slated for release soon and blends action and light comedy, a genre popular with Egyptian and Arab audiences. This reflects the diversity of Mai Omar's artistic choices, ranging from social dramas to light entertainment films.
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Mohamed Fadl Shaker: My father is the one most capable of understanding Sherine Abdel Wahab
Mohamed Fadel Shaker reveals the depth of his father's relationship with Sherine Abdel Wahab, and her lawyer, Yasser Qantoush, takes legal action against offensive photos. Details of the health crisis and recent developments.
In statements that sparked widespread reaction in the artistic community, the young Lebanese artist Mohammed Fadl Shaker confirmed that the return of his father, the retired star Fadl Shaker, to the artistic scene and his complete freedom will constitute a landmark in the history of modern Arab art, stressing the depth of the human and artistic relationship that binds his father to the Egyptian star Sherine Abdel Wahab.
A rare artistic and humanistic chemistry
In his televised interview, Mohamed Shaker indicated that his father possesses a deeper understanding of Sherine Abdel Wahab's personality than anyone else, saying, "My father's release would be beneficial for Arab music, especially since he is the only one who truly understands Sherine Abdel Wahab. Their relationship is genuine and free of any pretense." He added that mutual support between the two stars has always been present, emphasizing the importance of standing by Sherine during her current ordeal, just as she stood by them during previous crises.
These statements serve to remind the public of the successful duo that brought together Fadl and Sherine, especially in the famous duet “Every year you are my love,” which still tops the listening lists for romantic occasions, reflecting the great harmony between the two voices and feelings, which explains Mohamed Shaker’s statement that his father is “the most capable of understanding her.”.
Sherine's health crisis and the public's anticipation
These statements coincide with a wave of concern among Sherine Abdel Wahab's fans in Egypt and the Arab world, following a delicate health and psychological crisis that forced her into temporary seclusion and a break from the spotlight. Millions eagerly await her strong return to the stage and her return to performing live concerts, as her absence is considered a significant void in the music scene given her immense artistic value and authentic Egyptian voice.
decisive legal action to protect privacy
In a related development, and as part of the effort to defend the artist's rights, legal advisor Yasser Qantoush announced that strict legal action has been taken against several social media pages. This comes after the discovery of the publication of offensive and fabricated images aimed at damaging Sherine Abdel Wahab's reputation, in which she appeared in an inappropriate manner that provoked her and her fans' displeasure.
Qantoush told the media, "Sherine Abdel Wahab is going through a difficult time, and things worsened when she saw indecent photos being circulated on social media. Therefore, I decided to take legal action to protect her reputation and the dignity of her family, and I will not back down from holding the perpetrators accountable." This legal move underscores the importance of addressing the phenomenon of cyberbullying and the violation of celebrities' privacy, especially during their difficult times.
The impact of the return of the giants
Observers of the art scene believe that the statements of Fadel Shaker’s son reopen the issue of the importance of the return of the great stars who have distanced themselves for various reasons, as the Arab art scene is in dire need of the authentic melodious voices represented by Fadel Shaker and Sherine Abdel Wahab, especially in light of the rapid changes in the form of current music.
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