Five statements by Jad Choueiri about his facial paralysis and his opinion of the commodification of women

5 statements by Jad Choueiri about his facial paralysis and his opinion of the “commodification of women”

The star, Jad Choueiri, was a guest on the “Show the Story” program, presented by Rabaa Zayat, and he made several important statements. “Specially” reviews the 5 most prominent statements, including:

Choueiri was paralyzed in his face

Director Jad Jouiri revealed that he did not like to perform Botox operations, and he spoke openly for the first time about his paralysis about 10 years ago, and then his recovery from it at the time, explaining the scenes of his facial paralysis, about 10 years ago, which forced him to receive treatment. For about 4 months, he contacted the designer, Yahya Saadeh, to design a face mask for him to wear, stressing that he did not think at that time of retiring, but rather decided to continue issuing songs.

Jad Choueiri responds to his accusation of "commodifying women"

Al-Shuwairi responded to his accusations of “commodifying women” in his artwork, indicating that if a woman is satisfied with using her charms and highlighting her external beauty as a way to attract men, then what is the problem?

Walid Tawfiq's reproach

Jad Jouiri reprimanded the great artist Walid Tawfiq, stressing that his admonition is as much as he loves him, and the reason for this admonition is that Tawfiq did not defend him when he was criticized for working with him.

His work with George Wassouf and Wadih El Saifi

"Giants and legends" in art, this is how "Juwairi" expressed the scenes of his work with artists, and the Lebanese star confirmed that he does not rely on a single style of directing like the star George Wassouf, and the late Wadih Al-Safi, noting "what I put in a bathtub like Maria."

He continued his speech, denouncing, "I should have worked with Fayrouz so that these criticisms would be silenced."

Is he going through a love story?

And he talked about his quick ability in love, and said: "A person learns and discovers himself in the first love," adding that he is now not living a love story, but rather a state of admiration.