“A surprising step.” Asala deletes her photos with her husband and leaves one video

In a sudden and unjustified step, the artist Asala deleted all her photos with her husband, the Iraqi poet Faiq Hassan, on her Instagram account, and also deleted all the romantic tweets exchanged between them on her account on the X website. Asala did not explain the reason, and the poet Faiq Hassan remained silent, knowing that he is still... On the list of followers of Asala’s account.

Asala keeps one video Asala kept one video clip of her and Faiq Hassan from her coronation ceremony with the Entertainment Makers Award, and commented on it at the time with a romantic message in which she said: You have my soul because you took care of it. You have my heart because you took care of it. Thank you, sir, my love. Thank you, my father, for your interest in me. I learned with you love on its origins, art on its origins, and the most important thing. I saw the world with you, my world for you, I give myself to you and everything we create and its results are up to us both together, my great husband.

Faiq Hassan keeps Asala's photos On the other hand, there has been no significant change in Faiq Hassan’s Instagram account. He still maintains his shared photos with Asala, and maintains his usual publications promoting her artistic works and concerts. The Iraqi poet also maintains his messages to Sham al-Dhahabi, Asala’s daughter.

The artist Asala had previously sent a flirty message to her husband, the Iraqi poet Faiq Hassan, in response to his support for her latest song, “Box of Memories.” Asala said that she found what she wished for in herself after marrying Faiq, and that the sweet life began with him only.

Asala's last post The artist Asala’s last post was a video clip of her song “The Big Difference,” which she performed in more than one concert in Saudi Arabia, and she published it under the title “Even though I’m mad at you,” which seems to tell us that there is a problem.

In the video, Asala performs part of the song: “Even though I am upset with you, I forgive a lot. I have never disappointed you, and only what you want will happen.” Then she moves to a second part of another concert in which the song’s lyrics say: “I only ask about you, and I ask that my wounds are fine.” “Between my love and your love, I see the big difference.”