Egyptian actress Amal Maher revealed the truth regarding what had happened to her during the last period, following rumors spread that she had “disappeared”.
The artist, Amal Maher, said, during a phone call to the “Evening DMC” program, shown on the Egyptian “DMC” satellite channel, and presented by the journalist Ramy Radwan, that she apologizes to the audience for the anxiety she caused them: “I was in a bad condition, very tired and Covid made me terribly tired. “.
She indicated that she was infected with the Corona virus 3 times, the first of which was with the outbreak of the first wave, the second 6 months ago, and the third during the current period: “Corona and I remained owners.”
The Egyptian star was keen to reassure her fans: “I want to reassure them and tell them I’m fine.”
And regarding the pictures circulated to her a few days ago during her summer vacation, she explained: “This was two days before fatigue, and God is not old. Unfortunately, I might not follow because I was tired.”
She indicated that the public would have worried more regarding her, if she appeared in a previous period, because of her severe fatigue from infection with the Corona virus: “If I had hidden this, he would have called them and their love… One tears from a lot. We do not see love, praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.”
Amal Maher promised her fans that she would appear in a live broadcast, “Live,” as soon as she recovered from Corona: “Hekhaf and Hatala Live.”
She noted that she is currently arranging for her next concert, noting that all details will be agreed upon within the next few days.
Amal Maher had reassured her fans in her first appearance on Wednesday evening, following days of rumors regarding her “disappearance”.
And “Amal” said in a short video clip: “My fans and my family, I am fine, thank God, I wanted to assure you of me, sorry.
She added, “I thank all the citizens who searched for me, and this is evidence of God’s love. I thank you with all my heart, and I congratulate the Egyptian people on the occasion of the June 30 revolution. Every year and you are good. I am fine, thank God. Wait for me soon.”
