Khaberni - The Arab and Gulf audience eagerly anticipates the screening of the Ramadan series "Watch Out for Your Wife", which for the first time brings together Egyptian star Fifi Abdo and Emirati star Abdullah Belkhair, in a comedic social work about daily married life.
This Egyptian-Gulf collaboration is one of the biggest surprises of the upcoming Ramadan season 2026, reflecting the personal friendship and understanding between the duo, directly impacting their performance and presence in the storyline.
Story and Stars
The series "Watch Out for Your Wife" belongs to the light social comedy genre, focusing on marital relationships and the day-to-day situations and minor crises presented in a humorous and simple manner, suitable for family viewing, blending Egyptian spirit and Gulf identity in a cross-border presentation.
During the series, Fifi Abdo appears in the role of Abdullah Belkhair's wife, leading to a series of comedic situations reflecting their differing temperaments and the details of their shared life in a joyful and unpretentious style.
The series stars many actors from Egyptian and Gulf drama, including Ahmed Bedir, Tamer Abdel Moneim, Intisar, and Mohamed Lotfi, alongside a select group of other artists.
The series is written by Tamer Abdel Moneim, directed by Mohamed Hamdi, and produced by Mohamed Abu El Azm.
Number of Episodes
"Watch Out for Your Wife" belongs to the category of short series, consisting of 15 episodes, a format that has become increasingly popular among audiences in recent years for its fast pace and concentrated events without prolonged duration.
The series is scheduled to air during the month of Ramadan on a number of Gulf channels, in addition to a digital platform. It has not yet been decided whether it will air in the first or second half of the month.
Recent Works by Fifi Abdo
It is noted that "The Big Shots 2", Fifi Abdo's last dramatic participation, which aired during the Ramadan season of 2025, starred Ahmed El Sakka, and included Tarek Lotfi, Bassem Samra, Nesreen Amin, Ahmed Keshk, and Mostafa Abou Srour.
