"I miss women's prison" are the most prominent statements made by Sherine Abdel Wahab with Amr Adeeb

After her recent crisis, the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab decided to speak publicly through a phone call she made with the Egyptian media figure Amr Adeeb on his program “Al Hekaya”, where Sherine talked about her crisis with Rotana and the most important developments in her case.

Sherine talks about the details of her crisis with Rotana The artist revealed that when she signed a contract with Rotana, she was an Arab star and was never unknown. She explained that one of the terms of the contract between her and Rotana was that if there was no publicity equal to Sherine Abdel Wahab’s international and Arab level, the contract would be considered void. She explained that she suffered from a lack of publicity in her cooperation with the company in a number of songs, but she preferred to remain silent so that it would not be said about her that she was “a troublemaker.” She also explained that they had violated many of the terms of the contract, including the dates of the songs’ release.

She said that Rotana refused to receive her songs because it wanted Sherine Abdel Wahab exclusively in the concerts, explaining that this was not the agreement between them.

Regarding the last call between her and Tony Semaan, she said: “I told Tony Semaan to tell Mr. Salem Al Hindi how much he will take and leave me alone?” She explained that the response she received was that Rotana wanted her to pay the penalty clause in addition to financial compensation, which angered her.

The Egyptian artist appealed to her country and her fans to protect her from this crisis she is facing, and she said, “I am not weak.. I am a shark and I have very hot teeth that come out when needed.”

I am exposed to a conspiracy and I miss the women's prison According to the artist's statements, she is being subjected to a conspiracy to stop her artistic career, but she will not back down from her position and will continue in this battle, and she appealed to the Egyptian judiciary to decide on the cases she filed on her part.

She greeted her fans in the Arab world and thanked them for standing by her, saying: “I don’t need companies anymore. Everyone needs their own help because I am a great artist.”

At the end of her speech, Sherine said: “I wish you would let me shut up before I say anything that would make them catch me.” She added: “I want to say one last thing.. I really miss the women’s prison. I mean, I am ready to be imprisoned normally and I am not afraid of anything. I want to try the women’s prison experience.”