The first episode of the hidden camera show, presented by content creator and artist Tamim Younes during Ramadan 2026, sparked widespread controversy and trended on search engines after the renowned Egyptian actress Intisar fell victim to the show's opening prank. The episode was characterized by an unexpected dramatic escalation that revealed the actress's serious and determined side when her professional rights were violated.

Details of the prank and the fabricated crisis

The episode began with actress Intisar being lured under the pretext of filming a promotional advertisement for a major drama series, a common practice in the industry. However, the situation took an abrupt turn when the production team informed her—as part of the pre-arranged script for the prank—that the filming was for a commercial product, not an artistic work. This sudden change infuriated Intisar, who considered it a serious breach of their prior agreement and an attack on her professional image.

Entisar didn't hesitate to express her outrage on camera, issuing stern warnings to the production team against using her name or image in any promotional materials without her written consent. She emphasized the importance of respecting contracts and professional agreements. This stance reflected the artist's commitment to her artistic legacy and her rejection of any underhanded tactics. At the last minute, Tamim Younes intervened to defuse the tension and reveal the truth about the prank, transforming the anger into laughter and a handshake between the two.

Prank shows: A controversial Ramadan tradition

This program comes amidst the fierce competition among satellite channels and digital platforms during Ramadan, where prank shows (hidden camera programs) have been a cornerstone of the Ramadan programming landscape in Egypt and the Arab world for decades. These programs typically feature A-list celebrities and place them in stressful situations, attracting millions of viewers despite the frequent criticism they sometimes face due to the severity of the pranks.

Victory's dramatic map for Ramadan 2026

Aside from her usual pranks, actress Intisar is experiencing a period of intense artistic activity during the current Ramadan television season. She is participating in a number of dramas expected to achieve high viewership ratings due to their large-scale productions and the popularity of their stars. Her participation further solidifies her position as one of the most prominent actresses capable of versatility in a variety of roles.

• The series “Ali Clay”: Intisar is participating in this anticipated work starring the star Ahmed Al-Awadi , who has accustomed the audience to presenting popular dramas full of action and excitement, which puts the series at the forefront of anticipated works.
• The King series: Intisar also appears alongside star Mohamed Imam in his new series, which is an artistic collaboration that combines comedy and action, an area in which Imam excels and enjoys wide public acceptance.
• “Pride of the Delta” series: In addition to the two previous works, Intisar plays a pivotal role in this series, which belongs to the social drama genre, reflecting the diversity of her choices this year.

In an episode marked by candor and deep emotion, Egyptian actress Liqaa El-Khamissi details of her recent marital crisis during her appearance on the program "Asrar" (Secrets), hosted by journalist Amira Badr on Al-Nahar TV. Her statements were not merely a recounting of fleeting events, but rather highlighted the importance of psychological and social support in the lives of celebrities, and how true friends can be a lifeline during difficult times.

Dalia Mustafa's pivotal role

Liqaa El-Khamissi explained that overcoming this ordeal was not solely a personal effort, but also thanks to the strong support of her friends in the artistic community, specifically mentioning actresses Iman El-Assi and Dalia Mustafa . El-Khamissi noted that Dalia Mustafa played a heroic role in preserving the family unit, not only offering phone support but also visiting her at her home during the crisis.

Dalia gave her friend golden advice, stressing the need not to leave the house or neglect her rights as a wife and mother, and emphasizing that maintaining the stability of the home requires wisdom and calmness, which she considered a “turning point” that helped her regain her psychological balance and think rationally away from momentary emotion.

The context of the relationship between art and sports

This crisis is particularly significant given the couple's background; Lekaa El-Khamissi is one of the most prominent actresses in Egyptian drama, and her husband, Mohamed Abdel-Monsef (known as "Ossa"), is the former Zamalek and Egyptian national team goalkeeper and a well-known sports figure. Marriages between people in the arts and sports have always been under intense media and public scrutiny, making any rift in the relationship a rich source of gossip and social media buzz. The couple's success in overcoming this obstacle sends a positive message about the importance of maintaining family ties in the face of the pressures of fame.

The philosophy of tolerance and recovery

Speaking about her emotional pain, Liqaa emphasized that what hurt her most was the behavior of someone who held no real value in her life, but she chose forgiveness as a way to move on. She stated clearly that she had forgiven her husband wholeheartedly because he "deserved it" given their long history and good relationship, adding that the "wound" still left a mark and that full recovery takes time—an admission that reflects human maturity and a realistic approach to dealing with emotions.

The debate about divorce has been settled

In closing, Liqaa El-Khamissi put an end to the recent rumors circulating about her divorce due to the discovery that her husband had been married to another woman for years. The actress categorically denied these claims, affirming the continuation and stability of her marriage and stating that what is being said on social media is mere speculation with no basis in reality. She emphasized that her top priority is protecting her home and children from any external turmoil.

In a bold confession reflecting remarkable courage in confronting herself and her audience, Egyptian star Ghada Abdel Razek poignant and detailed accounts of her long journey with psychotherapy, which spanned nearly two decades. This announcement shed light on a hidden aspect of the life of one of the most prominent actresses in Arab drama, as she declared her complete recovery and success in discontinuing the tranquilizers she had relied on for many years.

Turning Point: An Unforgettable Tragic Incident

Ghada Abdel Razek attributed the root cause of her deep psychological crisis to a tragic incident she witnessed years ago, which deeply traumatized her. In recent television interviews, the actress recounted the details of the scene that changed the course of her life: witnessing a woman fall from a building while driving her car. This horrific scene was not just a fleeting event, but rather a nightmare that haunted her for years, leading her to seek psychiatric help and tranquilizers to try to overcome the trauma and cope with the resulting psychological pain.

The price of fame and playing complex roles

The tragic incident wasn't the only factor in Ghada Abdel Razek's suffering; she indicated that the nature of her artistic work played a significant role in exacerbating her condition. Ghada is known in the artistic community for choosing complex and psychologically challenging roles that require complete immersion in the character's details. This constant embodiment of characters suffering from severe social disorders or problems cast a heavy shadow on her psychological stability, leading to symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression, and a prolonged loss of her sense of psychological security.

The importance of recognition and its societal impact

Ghada Abdel Razek's confession carries special significance that transcends the personal; celebrities speaking out about their mental health helps break the silence and social stigma surrounding mental illness in the Arab world. When a star of Ghada's stature speaks about her need for treatment and medication, she sends a message of reassurance to thousands of people suffering in silence, affirming that seeking professional help is not shameful and that recovery is possible, no matter how long the suffering lasts.

Turning the page on pain and overcoming medication

Ghada Abdel Razek concluded her remarks by affirming her victory in this long battle, noting that she was recently able to completely stop taking psychiatric medication after her condition stabilized. Although the memory of the traumatic incident remains etched in her mind, she emphasized that its impact no longer controls her life or hinders her progress, thus closing a chapter of 20 years of internal struggle and beginning a new phase characterized by psychological peace and artistic and personal maturity.