Khaberni - There has been widespread anxiety in recent hours among the fans of Kuwaiti artist Hayat Al-Fahad, following rumors claiming her death after she suffered a serious health crisis. The fears increased with the intensive circulation of the news on social media without official confirmation.
The official page of the artist on Instagram settled the debate, stating that the circulating news is not true, clarifying that Hayat Al-Fahad is still receiving treatment, and asked her fans to pray for her recovery. The post stated: "O Allah, grant her a cure that leaves no illness and clothe her in health and wellness, O Lord... We have nothing but patience and prayers."
The artist's business manager revealed to Al Arabiya channel that her health deteriorated after undergoing a catheterization procedure two weeks ago, leading to complications that caused a cerebral clot affecting her health condition, adding, "She was conscious after the surgery, but after 15 days her condition worsened and she was admitted to the ICU."
He confirmed that the love of the fans for her is evident through continuous prayers, noting that she is receiving full medical care, hoping for her soon return to the screen.
Hayat Al-Fahad is one of the most important stars of Gulf drama, having presented in her career more than 215 artistic works, including: "Just the Sea, Silent Offspring, A Woman Said No, Trees Die Standing, Young on Life, Al-Jaleeb, Outside the Walls, House of Illusions, Photo Album, Escape... and many more works that have established her as the 'Lady of the Gulf Screen'."
Her most recent work was the series "My Mother's Ideas" where she portrayed the character of Shahah, a strong woman who imposes her views and decisions on her family members, creating ongoing conflicts among them. The series featured a number of prominent Gulf stars such as: Ibrahim Al-Hassawi, Shaima Ali, Hilda Yaseen, Zahra Al-Kharji, Reem Erhama, Hussein Al-Haddad, and Mohammed Al-Muslim, and was directed by Basil Al-Khatib and written by Abdulmohsen Al-Rouzan.
