Khaberni - Artist Rahma Mohsen continues her legal confrontation against her ex-husband after accusing him of blackmailing her with fake photos and videos, confirming her continuation in her artistic career.
The folk singer Rahma Mohsen has filed several reports against her ex-husband, accusing him of blackmailing her and violating her privacy by using both fake and real recorded materials circulated without her permission.
According to police records, Rahma explained that she was surprised by the spread of video clips showing her in unreal situations designed with artificial intelligence technologies, indicating that her ex-husband was behind these materials intending to harm her reputation and affect her artistic career.
Rahma also handed over to the Information Technology Investigation Department threatening messages she had received from her ex-husband via "WhatsApp," which included an intimate video from their marriage and blackmail messages demanding her to pay 3 million Egyptian pounds in exchange for not publishing it, according to local media.
In another report, the artist accused her ex-husband of violating her privacy after he used footage from surveillance cameras without her knowledge, considering that circulating these clips or using them represents an infringement on her personal life.
The security forces began examining the reports and gathering the necessary investigations, while the public prosecution took over the investigation of the events and summoned the concerned parties to hear their statements.
Despite the escalating crisis, Rahma Mohsen confirmed in private statements that she will not back down from her right, saying: "I am continuing on my path and nothing will stop me from my success, and everyone who has wronged me must be held accountable."
She added that the support of her fans and her confidence in justice represent a strong motivation to continue, pointing out her readiness to release a number of new artistic works in the upcoming period.
