Khaberni - Artist Amr Youssef and his wife, star Kinda Alloush, caught all eyes with their striking appearance on the red carpet at the closing ceremony of the eighth edition of the El Gouna International Film Festival, just days after rumors of their separation circulated, which they completely denied through their joint appearance in front of the cameras and statements that confirmed the stability of their relationship.
The couple confirmed in their talk on the sidelines of the event that their relationship is dominated by warmth and understanding, indicating that they do not pay attention to rumors and prefer to focus on their professional and family life.
Kinda Alloush stated that their life is completely away from the fame and the spotlight, adding: "We live a very normal life like any family, and for me, Amr is my husband, the father of my children, and my closest friend."
Kinda Alloush explained during the interview that she is excited about her new series "Ibn Al-Nasaba", which belongs to light comedy works, joined by a number of artists including the artist Intisar, adding: "The series is composed of 15 episodes, and I hope it will be liked by the audience for its light and optimistic comic character."
Amr Youssef expressed his happiness with collaborating with director Tarek Al-Arian in his new film "The Ladder and the Snake 2", describing the experience as a bold artistic adventure more than 25 years after the first part.
He added: "The work deals with a new and somewhat crazy idea, and I am confident that it will appeal to the audience, especially since Tarek Al-Arian has a renewed artistic vision."
Youssef mentioned his desire to present a cinematic work that brings him together with his wife Kinda Alloush soon, confirming that they are waiting for a strong script that suits their artistic aspirations and adds to the portfolio of each of them.
It is noted that Amr Youssef and Kinda Alloush were brought together in several cinematic and dramatic works before marriage, among them the series "Friendly Fires" and "Countdown" and films "One Right" and "Britita" and "Hepta".
Regarding their absence from the festival's opening ceremony, the stars explained that they were busy shooting their new works in Cairo, however, they made sure to attend the closing ceremony in support of Egyptian art and in celebration of the festival's success.
Amr Youssef concluded his talk by praising the eighth edition of El Gouna Festival, confirming that it was successful by all standards, and witnessed a wide public attendance from various age groups, in addition to a notable participation of Egyptian films that received wide appreciation both inside and outside the festival.
