A romantic message from his wife and Elissa singing her song with him.. Support continues for Saad Lamjarred

The support is still ongoing, and everyone before the appeal is awaiting. Will the ruling issued about the French singer Saad Lamjarred by the French court change, regarding his accusation of raping a twenty-year-old girl in a case that began in 2016, when he was sentenced to 6 years and a fine of 375 thousand euros, and prevented him from entering France for 5 years, what many considered a "heavy sentence" after the girl's accounts that she went up to the room with him despite his drug use, to complete their evening, which he started at the hotel and included drinking drugs and dancing.

During the days of appeal that Lamjarred is now living in prison, many supported him, the most recent of which was his wife, Ghaitha Al-Alaki, who, to the tune of Sherine's song "Haba Paradise", published a message of support and love for him through her Instagram story.

"The only reason I call myself strong is because I have men like you who love me and take care of me," she wrote, adding, "Choosing to spend the rest of my life with you was the best choice I have ever made."

"You are my happily ever after, my happy place forever, my shoulder to lean on and my everything is fried," she added.

And she concluded, "I want to take a moment to thank the man who made me feel protected and respected .. Thank you for giving me heaven on earth, and thank you for being a blessing in my life, and your love makes my days a fight for you."

And in explicit support from the artist Elisa, she chose to sing her song with him "from the first minute" and put his picture in the background, during her concert in "Blue Mar" in the Dominican Republic, after some of the audience asked her to delete her song with him and make an official apology that she had cooperated with him, In the footsteps of international star Lady Gaga, who faced the same thing in 2019, apologized to her audience and deleted her song “Do what you want”, which was released in 2013 with American singer R Kelly, after he was sentenced to 30 years in prison for sexually assaulting children and women.

Of course, this is considered an honest and direct response to her position on her boyfriend's case "just because", in that she supports him and hopes that the appeal ruling will be different from what the court ruled.