Khaberni - Ahmed Ezz's lawyer detonates a surprise regarding the news that spread in the past two days about his client's marriage to his assistant, following the post published by his ex-wife, the actress Zeina, through her private Instagram account, claiming his marriage to his personal assistant.
Muselhi Mohamed confirmed that his client has not married yet, pointing out that the Egyptian artist does not have a female personal assistant, but rather a male assistant named Mostafa Darwish, according to local media reports.
This came after Ahmed Ezz strongly denied everything that was rumored about this matter, asserting that these were baseless rumors.
Ezz mocked those news, stating in press statements: "Of course, it's not true. Who would marry in this climate? And I do not know the source of these rumors."
Exaggeration in Alimony
Furthermore, the lawyer of the Egyptian artist clarified that Ezz's defense team took measures to respond to the New Cairo Family Court, and they filed a complaint with the Judicial Inspection Administration due to the overstated alimony amount set by the court.
Ahmed Ezz's defense had formally filed a complaint with the Ministry of Justice and the Judicial Inspection in Egypt, revealing the damage his client suffered from the family court judgments against him, which amounted annually to more than 2.5 million Egyptian pounds.
The complaint also made clear that Ahmed Ezz is obligated to pay monthly amounts exceeding 200 thousand pounds, and the court issued a final judgment obligating Ezz to pay 30 thousand pounds monthly as maid's fees, in addition to about 24 thousand British pounds as education expenses.
Not previously issued in the history of the Egyptian judiciary
The complaint pointed out that the court had previously obligated Ezz to pay 60 thousand pounds monthly as support for minors, 38 thousand pounds monthly as rent and daycare fees, in addition to 30 thousand pounds for maid's fees, and school fees estimated at about a million pounds annually.
The defense confirmed that the total amount Ahmed Ezz pays annually is at least two million and 540 thousand pounds, considering these judgments as severe damage and blunt injustice, noting that such a value has never been issued in the history of the Egyptian judiciary.
