Recent news regarding the health of the esteemed Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad widespread concern among the artistic community and the public, after her manager revealed a sudden deterioration in her health that necessitated her transfer to intensive care in a London hospital. This news comes as a shock to fans of the "Lady of the Gulf Screen," especially with the approach of Ramadan, a season in which she is traditionally a pillar of the entertainment world.

Health situation details in London

In a recently circulated video, the artist's manager reassured the public that her condition was relatively stable despite its seriousness, saying, "Thank God for everything. She is still receiving treatment in the intensive care unit in London." He explained that the medical team is closely monitoring her case and expressed his hope that she will overcome this health crisis soon, adding, "God willing, after her treatment is complete, we will see her again.".

Forced absence from Ramadan dramas

The same source confirmed that the health issue prevented the completion of preparations for the new drama series that Fahad had intended to present during the holy month of Ramadan. Her manager expressed his sadness at this forced absence, saying, "This is the first Ramadan we're entering without her, and it's truly disheartening." This absence is a rare occurrence, as Hayat Al-Fahad's name has been synonymous with the Ramadan season for many years, presenting dramas and period pieces that have achieved great popular success.

A rich artistic career and a long history

It is impossible to discuss Gulf drama without mentioning Hayat Al-Fahad, one of the most prominent pioneers of art in the Arabian Gulf region. She began her artistic career in the 1960s and contributed to shaping the identity of Kuwaiti drama through iconic roles in timeless works such as "My Aunt Qumasha" and "Ruqaya and Sabiqa," as well as in more recent dramas that addressed profound social and human issues. Al-Fahad is distinguished by being a versatile artist, combining acting and writing, which lends her work a realistic touch that resonates with the concerns of Gulf society.

Special status and popular influence

News of Hayat Al-Fahad's illness has garnered widespread attention due to her immense popularity with millions. She is not merely an actress, but a symbol of Kuwait and the Gulf's soft power in the arts. Her fans have taken to social media to pray for her speedy recovery, recalling her significant artistic legacy that has resonated with generations, and emphasizing that her absence from the screen will leave a noticeable void in the upcoming season.

Bodybuilding champion and young actor Ahmed Ramzy a serious injury while filming action scenes for the series "The King," starring Mohamed Imam, which is scheduled to air during the upcoming Ramadan season. This injury has sparked widespread sympathy among the public and fans, especially after the extent of his injuries was revealed.

Surgical details: 9 screws and a plate

In his first statement following the accident, Ramzy reassured his fans and followers via his official Facebook page, revealing that he had undergone delicate surgery. In his post, he wrote: "Thank God, nine screws and a plate were successfully implanted. The pain is very intense. I apologize for not being able to respond to messages and calls, and I thank everyone who visited, called, or sent messages. May God protect you all.".

The young artist explained that the injury happened by fate and destiny, announcing with regret that his role in the work had ended involuntarily, saying: “God’s will be done. Unfortunately, my journey with the series (The King) ended quickly, after suffering a fracture in the knee joint, while filming one of the action scenes in the series, which required surgery to install a plate in the knee within hours.”.

Background of the series "The King" and the Ramadan bet

The series "The King" is one of the most anticipated works of the Ramadan drama season, marking the return of star Mohamed Imam to the genre of action-packed dramas and suspense he has excelled in over the past few years, such as "Hogan," "The Tiger," and "Cobra." This project renews the successful artistic collaboration between Mohamed Imam, writer Mohamed Salah El-Azab, and director Sherine Adel—a trio that has previously achieved popular success, thus raising expectations for this production.

Stars of the show and the dramatic competition

The series unfolds within a framework of suspense and mystery, punctuated by dramatic surprises that form the core of the story. It stars a constellation of brilliant actors, including Hanan Motawie, Mirna Gamil, Amr Abdel Galil, Mustafa Khater, Kamal Abu Raya, Hajjaj Abdel Azim, and Sami Maghawry. The participation of bodybuilders and athletes in such productions is a growing phenomenon in Egyptian drama, intended to lend realism to scenes of battles and physical confrontations. However, these participations are often fraught with physical danger, as was the case with Ahmed Ramzy.

Comedian Mohamed Henedy officially announced the release date for his highly anticipated film "El Gawahargy" (The Jeweler), putting an end to a series of delays that plagued the project. Henedy confirmed that the film will officially compete during the Eid al-Adha holiday , marking his return to the box office during one of the strongest film seasons.

The golden duo returns after a quarter of a century

The film "The Jeweler" holds special significance in both artistic and popular circles, not only because it marks a new film starring comedy star Mohamed Henedy, but also because it represents the highly anticipated reunion of him and actress Mona Zaki after a hiatus of nearly 25 years. Their last collaboration was in the iconic 1998 film "An Upper Egyptian at the American University," a work that revolutionized Egyptian cinema and launched what became known as "youth cinema." Production companies and audiences alike are banking on this renewed artistic chemistry to achieve a major box office success reminiscent of the glory days of the late 1990s.

The Jeweler team and the story details

The film is a social comedy, a genre in which Henedy excels, relying on the ironies of married life and everyday problems. It stars a host of other prominent actors, including Laila Elwi, Ahmed El-Saadany, Tara Emad, Bassem Samra, and Arfa Abdel Rasoul. The film also features the final appearance of the late, esteemed actor Ahmed Halawa , lending it a special touch of tribute. It is written by the satirical writer Omar Taher and directed by Islam Khairy.

The fate of television and radio drama

Regarding his television work, Henedy outlined his upcoming projects in a television interview, noting that the series "Am Qandil" is still in production and filming is scheduled to resume after the Eid al-Fitr holiday. The series is written by the renowned writer Youssef Maati, who has formed a successful partnership with Henedy in numerous previous projects.

In a related development, Henedy also confirmed his participation in the 2026 Ramadan television season, revealing his involvement in the radio drama "Akhtar Khatir" (The Most Dangerous). The series, co-starring Sawsan Badr and Alaa Morsi, is a comedy featuring lighthearted situations typical of Ramadan radio broadcasts.

Henedy also mentioned that he is preparing another comedy film that will be shown in the coming period, preferring to keep its details secret at the moment so that it will be a surprise for his audience, which reflects a state of intensive artistic activity for the Egyptian star to compensate for previous periods of absence.