Haitham Ahmed Zaki is a star who quickly lit up the sky and left an unforgettable mark

The late Egyptian artist, Haitham Ahmed Zaki, suffered from a life full of difficulties and isolation, as his features reflected constant sadness, and a smile was rarely seen on his face. Could family disintegration have played a role in his early departure and the fading of his passion for life? Was he really affected by the passing of his father, Ahmed Zaki? Through our short trip, we will learn the details of the late Haitham Ahmed Zaki, how loneliness affected him, and what are the rumors that followed him after his death? Haitham Ahmed Zaki will remain a bright, shining star despite his death.

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The upbringing of Haitham Ahmed Zaki Haitham Ahmed Zaki was born on April 4, 1984, into a family full of love for art. His father is the brown star with the unique talent, Ahmed Zaki, and his mother is the beautiful Egyptian artist Hala Fouad.

Haitham did not enjoy a stable family life; His mother separated from his father when he was three years old, so he moved to live with his maternal grandmother after his mother married a well-known businessman.

Despite her marriage, Hala Fouad was trying hard to compensate Haitham for her absence, but her efforts were not successful due to his excessive sensitivity. His grandmother was his main source of happiness. She lived for him and sought to make him happy in various ways. However, this happiness did not last long, as his grandmother died when he was 14 years old, and shortly after, he also lost his mother, and he found himself alone in his uncle’s house.

Haitham moved to live with his mother's brother, Hisham Fouad, but death did not leave him a chance to rest, as his only uncle died a short time later, forcing him to live with his father, the brown star Ahmed Zaki.

The family of the artist Haitham Zaki Haitham Ahmed Zaki was born to an artistic family that we cannot neglect to mention. He is the son of Emperor Ahmed Zaki, who began his artistic career during his studies at the institute, where he participated in the play “Hamada and Maha” and was imitating the artist Mahmoud El-Melegy. He appeared for the first time in cinema alongside the artist Farid Shawqi in The movie “My Son,” and his actual career began with his starring in the movie “Shafiqa and Metwally.” Ahmed Zaki became famous for embodying prominent figures such as President Gamal Abdel Nasser, President Anwar Sadat, and the great writer Taha Hussein. His son Haitham inherited this talent, as he embodied the role of Abdel Halim Hafez as a young man in The film that his father could not complete.

As for the artist Hala Fouad, Haitham’s mother, she began her artistic career with her first roles with the artists Mahmoud Yassin and Hussein Fahmy in the movie “Who Is Crazy Who?”, and she presented many other works. Haitham inherited her shyness, so he was a shy person who spoke little.

Haitham Ahmed Zaki’s artistic career Haitham Ahmed Zaki began his artistic career in 2006 after the death of his father, where he completed the remaining scenes of the movie “Halim”. His real artistic career began the following year, when he starred in his first starring role in the movie “El Playacho”, but he stayed away from the artistic scene for three years. Years, then returned strongly in 2010 through the series “Al-Jamaa”.

After his success in the series “The Group”, Haitham Ahmed Zaki participated in several cinematic and television works. Among his most prominent television works was the series “Duran Shubra”, after which he won the Best Young Actor Award in Egypt in 2018. He starred in the series “Kalbash 2”. The film "Treasure 2" was his last cinematic work, and despite the shortness of his artistic career, its influence remained firmly established in the audience's memory.

Haitham Ahmed Zaki’s artistic score reached seven films: “Halim,” “Al-Bleacho,” “Kaf Al-Qamar,” “A Point of Blood,” “Sugar Murr,” “The Treasure,” and “The Treasure 2.” At the series level, he participated in “The Group.” , “Duran Shubra”, “The Slap”, “Empire of Maine”, “The Seven Commandments”, “Professor and Head of Department”, “Kalbash 2”, and “Question Mark”.

Haitham Zaki's suffering with loneliness In his last interview with the journalist Amr Al-Laithi, Haitham Ahmed Zaki revealed the details of his personal life, confirming that he lives alone in the house of his father, Ahmed Zaki, and explaining that he now feels the same feeling of loneliness that his father suffered from, a feeling that he did not fully understand when he was young.

Haitham said during the meeting that living alone and working in the field of acting make things very difficult, especially because there is no one to share his life with. However, he expressed his gratitude for the love of people everywhere, which alleviated the feeling of alienation, but the feeling of loneliness remained strong, similar to His father felt it.

Haitham pointed out that the death of his family affected him deeply, and mentioned that his father, Ahmed Zaki, always advised him to search for his own identity in order to have an independent personality, instead of being a copy of his father. Despite this, Haitham stressed that there is a great similarity between him and his father in character, Life, circumstances. He concluded by saying: "I realize that I will die alone, but the people in this country are my family."

The sudden death of Haitham Ahmed Zaki On the evening of November 7, 2019, the Acting Professions Syndicate announced the sudden death of artist Haitham Ahmed Zaki, after he was found dead inside his apartment. Haitham’s passing at a young age raised many questions about the causes of his death, which prompted criminal investigation to investigate the circumstances of the death to determine what... Whether it was natural or not, according to witness testimonies, Haitham was suffering from fatigue on the night of his death, as he felt cramps and cramps as a result of taking drugs and muscle strengtheners, so he went to a nearby pharmacy to get medicine to relieve his pain.

Haitham did not realize the seriousness of his condition, which required his transfer to the hospital. He dealt with the situation spontaneously, so he took medication and returned to his apartment for the last time. Investigations revealed that the cause of death was a severe drop in blood circulation.

Haitham Zaki's last will and testament Actress Nahed Al-Sibai explained about the last will and testament of the late artist Haitham Ahmed Zaki, noting that he had refused to hold a memorial service for him after his death. Al-Sibai added: “Haitham Ahmed Zaki told one of his close friends that he did not like the idea of holding a memorial party for him, and preferred instead to hold a memorial service for him.” With continuous charitable works and constant prayers for mercy and forgiveness for him.”

Who is the fiancée of the late Haitham Zaki? Angie Salama is the fiancée of the late Haitham Ahmed Zaki. She graduated from October University of Modern Sciences and Arts. She works in the field of energy therapy. She is interested in publishing content about human development through her personal accounts on social networking sites. She used to present a segment on the “You Are Sweeter” program with Amina Shalbaya.

She was the first to discover the death of her fiancé, Haitham, after she tried to contact him several times without a response, which prompted her to inform the security services. Following his death, she closed all of her personal social media accounts.

Angie Salama, the fiancée of the late Haitham Ahmed Zaki, responds to Houria Farghali’s statements The first reaction of Engy Salama, the fiancée of the late artist Haitham Ahmed Zaki, to the statements made by the artist Houria Farghaly about her relationship with him, in which she claimed that Haitham died while he still had feelings for her despite his relationship with his fiancée, Engy Salama expressed her dissatisfaction, saying: “ She is seeking to attract attention and achieve views at the expense of a deceased person. She would not have dared to say any of these things while he was alive.”

She continued: "She continues to talk about this issue because she believes that there will be no one to lie to her or stop her. This is behavior that is not consistent with morals or religion, as she speaks badly about a deceased person."

Thus, we have learned about everything related to the life and career of the late Haitham Ahmed Zaki, and the secret of his sudden death. Haitham passed away, but his name is still engraved in gold until now, and despite the shortness of his artistic career, his name will remain a shining star in the sky.

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