Khaberni - Egyptian actress Naglaa Badr stirred a wide controversy with her statements about being subjected to magic and betrayal more than once, and also revealed her personal will after her death.
A will and harsh moments before her father's departure
Naglaa Badr explained in a recent media interview her wish to be buried next to her father without any artistic titles on her grave, considering that fame and titles add no value after death, and what matters most are the name and family roots.
Naglaa Badr stated that she has instructed her family to bury her in her father’s grave, emphasizing her refusal of any “artist” title on her grave, clarifying that her connection to her roots and family is more important than fame after death.
She added that she remembers the last moments with her father in the hospital, where his condition suddenly deteriorated before his death, and his last words were filled with faith and resignation to God's decree: "Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear, and for every term, there is a decree".
She confirmed that her father was aware of his impending death, as he had arrived at the hospital wearing his suit and driving his own car before his health deteriorated.
Experience of magic and nightmares
Naglaa Badr revealed her struggles with nightmares and magic for about 15 years, noting that she keeps no mirrors in her home because she considers them a breach between the world of humans and jinn.
She recounted details of her experiences seeing strange entities, feeling suffocated, and frequently waking up suddenly, which affected her emotional life and the failure of all her past marriages and relationships, confirming that she visited a charlatan as a treatment experiment but later refused to return.
Her struggles with conception
Naglaa talked about the failure of two attempts at in vitro fertilization, confirming that the procedures were psychologically and physically difficult and fraught with health risks, including the possibility of cancer or having a deformed child.
She explained that the psychological pressures led her to request a divorce from her former husband, but she pointed out that her brother’s support was a turning point, realizing that conception is a blessing solely in the hands of God, and that medical intervention does not alter divine decree, which made her refuse any external attempts to decide the fate of conception.
Charitable work away from the limelight
The actress revealed that she has been sponsoring several orphans for many years indirectly, where she receives monthly receipts proving the donations without knowing details about the children themselves, considering that the goal is to please God and serve others far from the media.
She also emphasized her religious stance on adoption, considering that a child who is not related by blood remains a stranger legally, which leads her to refuse any interference in these matters.
Betrayals that cost her trust
Naglaa Badr spoke about being betrayed twice, the first during her previous engagement, and the second while traveling, confirming that these experiences affected her self-confidence and appearance, which led her to focus on her work and stay away from romantic relationships for a long time until she gradually regained her confidence through professional success.
It is worth noting that Naglaa Badr's latest work was through the series "Trust Crisis," where she portrayed the character "Ala," with the participation of Hany Adel, Menna Fadali, Malak Ahmed Zaher, Hajar El Sharnoubi, Tamer Farag, Ehab Fahmy, Mohamed El Amrousi, and Abeer Mounir. The series was written by Ahmed Sobhi and directed by Wael Fahmy Abdel Hamid.
