Beirut – Aseel al-Ahmar – Investigations are still underway with the Egyptian presenter, Rana Howaidi, who was arrested for her involvement in a sexual activity with director Khaled Youssef.
In light of the investigations with Rana, some information was leaked about how Rana and Khaled got acquainted, and how the relationship between them arose, and according to the circulating news, Rana had a friendship with the Egyptian star Ghada Abdel Razek, and she attended one of the celebrations in which Khaled Youssef was present. She met him for the first time, and had no prior knowledge of him.
Khaled Youssef then invited Rana to attend the special screening of one of his films, so she accepted the invitation and their relationship began to develop, so she contacted him to congratulate him on the success of the film, so he offered her to train her in the art of directing, because of her passion for it, so she agreed and began to frequent his home for directing training.
According to the leaked information, Rana, using one of the films, claimed that Khaled, during one of her visits to him, gave her a drink containing a narcotic substance that makes the person unaware of his actions, and after that he spent a red night with her, she lost her virginity and a video of his intercourse with her, and later blackmailed her and forced her to have sex with him constantly. Otherwise, the video will be made public.
We do not know how true the information circulated is, but we find it contradicts what she said in her confession before the Public Prosecution Office, when she admitted that he was her husband.
How can Rana say that she was married to Khaled, and refuse to admit the blackmail he did with her, if it was real?
Is it not the first and most correct to accuse him and confess everything that happened between them in order to defend her honor?
Or were Rana’s confessions before the prosecution that were published in the press inaccurate, and she had other confessions that were not published?
Read: Rana Howaidi’s confessions to the prosecution in the case of Khaled Youssef