Haifa Wehbe tops the trend in Block Bee

Actress Haifa Wehbe shared with her followers a behind-the-scenes video of her new photo session, set to the tunes of her latest song, “Ya Nahla.”

“ Haifa ” appeared in clothes in the colors of black and yellow, and it was a short jumpsuit, a short piece “like a swimsuit” with a long black shawl that she tied at the back in the form of a bow, as if it were the wings of a bee.

To the tune of her song “The Bee,” Wehbe took photos and appeared, leaving her black hair wavy over her shoulder.

The song “Ya Nahla” was written by Mustafa Hassan, composed by Bilal Sorour, arranged and musically by Hani Rabie, and presented by Haifa Wehbe in a video with the words.

Haifa Wehbe responds to the skeptics Diva Haifa Wehbe previously responded to the people who commented on her attendance at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, and who promoted a rumor that her appearance on the red carpet was for the sake of appearing in the spotlight, nothing more and nothing less, without her having a status at the ceremony.

The diva published her response to the people who criticized her appearance at the Cannes Film Festival through the “Story” feature on her official Instagram account, where she published a picture of herself while attending one of the screenings at the Cannes Film Festival, and said: “Its name is the Cannes Film Festival, which means films, not just a carpet.” “Red, it is not true when they said that I took a picture on the Red Carpet and then walked.” She indicated that she attended the festival with an official invitation to attend the special screening of the French film “Le Copmte de monte cristo.”

Haifa continued, saying: “In any case, this talk is not new to our Arab world. How they like to belittle each other and do not like to see any Arab person with a brilliant status, even if he represents with his presence a beautiful image of his country. May God fill you with lies and slander.”

Haifa Wehbe's appearance at the Cannes Film Festival The Lebanese artist Haifa Wehbe chose an unusual dress, moving away from repetitive or flashy dresses, and moving towards a classic-style dress while attending the screening of the movie Le Comte de Monte-Cristo (The Count of Monte-Cristo), where she wore a black satin dress, long, flowing, and tight. Body-length with a defined waist, it was distinguished by an exposed chest cut with dropped shoulders, long opera-style muslin gloves, and a pink satin “bow” on the back after wrapping from the collar to the back to form a long tail, and she wore black lace shoes.

In terms of aesthetics, Haifa Wehbe coordinated her favorite hairstyle with her dress, with loose hair and some light waves. She wore soft makeup, defining the eye shape with dark eyeliner and coloring the lips in pink.