Khaberni - The Egyptian artist Zeina stirred a broad wave of controversy on social media platforms after she posted a message described as ambiguous and sharp, in which she criticized what she described as the change of souls and ill intentions, opening the door to speculation among her followers about who she was referring to in her speech.
Zeina said via her official account on Instagram: "We live in a time that requires seeking refuge in Allah, when you love your friends and tell them kind words and support them, even if you know the whole truth, hoping you can do something, and if not, two kind words should suffice. But how can this happen? You must make mistakes and put others down, and turn into a devil to satisfy those with sick souls. I will not change no matter what you do; I am the one who paid the price."
Wide interaction
The message, which appeared sharp and emotionally charged, led many to wonder about its background, especially since it coincided with significant interaction regarding a previous comment by Zeina on the media personality Lamis El Hadidi, amid circulating news about the latter's separation from her husband, media personality Amro Adib.
Zeina had appeared in the program "Kelmet Akhira" presented by Lamis El Hadidi, where the latter asked her about her personal attachment, to which the artist spontaneously replied, "Your husband is just fine and loves you a lot," which later triggered a wave of ridicule and criticism on social media.
Remarkable success
Zeina recently achieved remarkable success through the series "Ward wa Shokolata," which in turn sparked a broad discussion on whether it addresses the biography of the late broadcaster Shaima Jamal, especially with the nature of the dramatic events it covers.
The series was co-starred by Zeina, along with Mohamed Farrag, Safaa El Toukhy, Maha Nassar, Mariam El Khosht, Morad Makram, and it achieved notable interaction since its showing, bringing Zeina's name back to the forefront of the artistic and media scene simultaneously.
