aroused The retired Egyptian actress Hala ShihaThe controversy again after she published a picture on the occasion of the blessed Eid al-Adha, to be later deleted.
Shiha published a picture of her father, the plastic artist, Ahmed Shiha, and her four children, on the second day of Eid al-Adha, through her account on “Instagram”, in which her eldest daughter appeared, who resembles her in features without a veil.
And the Egyptian star wrote: “Eid Mubarak and a happy holiday, every year and you are a thousand good, happiness, health, safety and good rest, Lord, and it returns to us and you and we are in the best condition, Lord.”
In addition, the retired artist was subjected to severe criticism after critics thought that she had removed the veil again.
Ahmed Shiha with the four sons of the artist Hala – a photo published by Hala Shiha and then deleted via Instagram
Also, the image caused rumors to be launched on social media platforms, the most prominent of which was the rumor of her separation from her husband, the Egyptian preacher and producer Moez Masoud, due to the interpretation of some that the veil was taken off because of the separation.
Hala Shiha did not comment on these criticisms or rumors, but she only deleted the photo.
It is noteworthy that Shiha retired from acting after filming the movie “Full Descriptions” in 2006, and wore the veil and then the niqab, before taking it off and returning to work in art again after 13 years.
Hala participated in several works, the most recent of which was the movie “Mesh Anna” with the artist Tamer Hosni, which was shown in 2021, which caused great controversy, as she repudiated her scenes in the movie through an Instagram post.
As I drew it Criticisms of the artist Tamer Hosny, because he released a video clip that includes scenes of him embracing her, which “raised her astonishment”, as she accused him of “violating his promise to her not to show and broadcast such scenes.” The Egyptian star denies this.
It is noteworthy that Hala Shiha married the producer and preacher Moez Masoud in February 2012, and then announced her retirement from art permanently.