The exciting statements of the Egyptian producer, Mohamed Mokhtar, the ex-husband of the artist Rania Youssef, caused her to lead the “Trend” in Egypt.
Producer Muhammad Mukhtar talked about his relationship with Rania Youssef and his differences with her until the reconciliation, stressing that he stood with her when she married after him and separated from her husband, pointing out that he does not know the reason for the differences that occurred between them.
And Mukhtar added, in an interview on the “Bilkhat Al-Arid” program with the media, Iman Abu Talib, on the Egyptian “Al-Hayat” channel: “I stood beside her very much after she was fired, but I don’t know after that what turned our relationship into differences, but we are finally from a year and a half years ago, with people from whom the professor intervened. Farid El-Deeb and they told us it was a shame, and we reconciled.”
He continued: “I have never responded to Rania Youssef’s statements about me, and now our relationship is good, and I have never given up on my daughters, but I have and from her, and the boys paid the price, and we reconciled for the sake of the girls’ eyes.”
He explained that he married after Rania Youssef, another artist who was at the beginning of her artistic career, before the separation also occurred, noting that 5 years ago he lived a great love story, but it was not crowned with marriage.
Muhammad Mukhtar confirmed that he does not refuse to produce works by artists Ghada Abdel Razek, Rania Youssef and Menna Shalaby, saying: “Lea Al-Sharaf, I produce works for the third and the role will call its owner.”
Producer Muhammad Mukhtar compared his first wife, artist Nadia Al-Jundi, and Rania Youssef, saying: “I don’t see a difference between the two because they are distinguished by their youthful spirit and exercise.”
Producer Muhammad Mukhtar described the artist, Nadia Al-Jundi, as the winning horse in their joint artwork, indicating that he did not mind her cooperation with other producers.
Muhammad Mukhtar was born on May 28, 1953, the beginning of his entry into film production in 1980, and he married the artist Nadia Al-Jundi in the late seventies and produced for her many big successful films such as: “Al-Batiniyah, Wekalat Al-Balah and Five Doors” and others, and they separated in the late nineties after a marriage that lasted about 20 years old.
He then married the artist Rania Youssef in 2000 after his separation from Nadia Al-Jundi three years and had two daughters with her, after which they separated in 2011, and in 2015 he married the young actress Rana Al-Hawari and had his son “Omar”.
