Ghada Ibrahim: I have cheeks and I don't get fillers.

Actress Ghada Ibrahim is one of Egypt's most prominent artists. She recently sparked controversy when she spoke about the idea of using fillers and Botox to combat the signs of aging. In the following lines, we shed light on her statements and opinions on the subject, while also highlighting her upcoming projects. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Ghada Ibrahim and the filler

In her recent statements during her appearance on the "Dark Room" program on the "Hi" channel, Ghada Ibrahim confirmed that she does not use filler injections at all, explaining this by saying: "I have always had cheeks, so I do not need fillers."

Ghada Ibrahim and Botox

As for her use of Botox, Ghada explained that she started using it at a young age, specifically at the age of 30. She said that many girls today in their twenties use Botox early, especially if they suffer from excessive facial expressions. Ghada added that she uses it naturally and without exaggeration, because her face is her “capital” in her artistic field. She is keen to preserve her natural features without excessive cosmetics. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Ghada Ibrahim: I'm not afraid of getting older

Beyond the issue of cosmetic surgery, Ghada Ibrahim revealed her view of aging, saying confidently: “We will grow old anyway, and I am not afraid of age, but I am afraid of illness.” She emphasized that she is not afraid of the signs of aging, pointing out that many of her friends who were with her at university and school have changed greatly over time, while she still maintains a youthful appearance compared to them.

Ghada Ibrahim in Ramadan 2025: "Half the people are called Muhammad"

In another context, Ghada Ibrahim is preparing to participate in the Ramadan 2025 season with a new series titled "Half the People Are Called Muhammad." The work depicts various social situations in a light, comedic manner, and the series is scheduled to air in the second half of Ramadan. Discover the most beautiful celebrity collectibles through Special, which showcases the most famous items owned by stars and celebrities around the world.

Details of the series "Half the People's Name is Muhammad"

The 15-episode series "Half the People Are Called Mohamed" stars an elite cast of actors, including Essam Omar, Rania Youssef, Hager El-Sarraj, Mayan El-Sayed, Mohamed Mahmoud, Sherine, Mohamed Abdel-Azim, Donia Sami, and Alfat Emam. The series is written by Mohamed Ragaa, directed by Abdel Aziz El-Naggar, and produced by Amir Shawky. Follow exclusive content that you can't find anywhere else, and enjoy benefits you can't miss with Special, the most popular site in the world.

The story of the series "Half the People's Name is Muhammad"

The series takes place in a light comedy setting, with Essam Omar portraying an air conditioning engineer working at the airport, who faces numerous crises and funny situations, while Rania Youssef plays a real estate office employee, adding a social dimension to the series by exploring the lives of people from various segments of society.