Khaberni - A humanitarian gesture from the Crown Prince of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Khalid Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, sparked widespread interaction across social media platforms after he sent a bouquet to the artist Hayat Al-Fahad during her treatment period at a hospital in London.
Hayat Al-Fahad posted a picture of the flowers on her Instagram account, expressing her thanks and gratitude to the Crown Prince for his kind gesture, and said in her message: "May Allah reward you well and bless you, Your Highness, and may you continue to be a support and pride for Kuwait and its people."
Following the post, comments poured in with prayers for her speedy recovery, affirming her significant place in their hearts and considering her a symbol of Kuwaiti and Gulf art.
In related news, the artist's family previously announced she had suffered a cerebral thrombosis that required her to be under strict medical observation and to restrict visits to stabilize her condition.
After several weeks of treatment in Kuwait with no significant improvement, Al-Fahad was transferred to The Wellington Hospital in London, where she is undergoing a series of tests and analyses under the supervision of a specialized medical team.
According to what her manager, Youssef Al-Ghaith, confirmed, the decision to travel came after sending all medical examinations to the relevant authorities, which recommended that she continue her treatment abroad to ensure advanced care for her health condition.
Hayat Al-Fahad, known as the "Lady of the Gulf Screen", is one of the most prominent symbols of art in the region, having started her career in the 1960s and presented dozens of dramatic and theatrical works that have left a significant mark on the Arab viewer.
