Heba Nour opens her heart to the audience: I no longer know myself

In a candid and moving appearance on the program "I Have a Question" with journalist Mohammed Qais on the Al-Mashhad platform, Syrian star Hiba Nour spoke about her difficult childhood, which she experienced in the absence of her father, and how these circumstances pushed her to take on responsibilities beyond her years.

Heba Nour opens up: “I grew up without a father… and growing up was forced.”

She said: “I grew up without a father, and this made me quickly become self-reliant… and understand life from its difficult perspective.” A challenging childhood shaped her personality and taught her self-reliance from an early age.

Early marriage and a life-changing experience

During the interview, Heba revealed her young marriage, which lasted only four years but was a turning point in her life. She spoke about the pain that accompanied that period and how it left its mark on her personality and path: “I lost a lot... but I gained myself.” This short marriage, despite its difficulties, was the beginning of a new maturity and inner transformation that later helped her understand herself more deeply.

The experience of brokenness...and the beginning of strength

Heba Nour described the period following her personal crisis as the most difficult of her life, but also a pivotal moment of transformation. She said: “The hardest moment was when I no longer knew myself… But today, I am stronger than before, and maybe for the first time I know my true worth.” She also expressed her gratitude for the support she received from her colleagues in the artistic community, describing their support as “a balm that eased the pain.”

Her beauty wasn't always a blessing.

In a rare moment of candor, Heba spoke about her experience as a beautiful woman raised in a conservative environment, emphasizing that beauty was not always to her advantage, but was often a burden: “My beauty caused problems… I had to work twice as hard as others so that people would see me with a different eye.” Despite everything she's been through, she asserted that she's returned today stronger and more mature, ready to embark on new experiences in her artistic and personal life, saying: “Today I am a tougher and more aware version.”