“I wish we could go back again.” Tamer Hosni raises controversy with his message

A new controversy was generated around the return of the artist, Tamer Hosni, to the artist, Basma Bousil, after their recent separation, due to the ambiguous message that the Egyptian artist wrote on his Instagram account, in conjunction with the recent meeting of the duo at the wedding of the artist, Reem Sami, the sister of director Mohamed Sami.

Looks of love were clearly visible on Tamer and Basma, and it was not just the looks of love, and they exchanged conversations and laughter together, but he also flirted with her with the song “Helm Saneen,” which made the audience speculate about their return.

A message from Tamer Hosni raises controversy about the possibility of return In the details, Tamer Hosni shared, via his personal account story on Instagram, a picture in which it was written: “I wish we would come back again,” and he attached a broken heart emoji, while in the background the words of his famous song appeared: “I do not know how to live after you. I will tell you something that has tired me since that day, while I am in my place and you are.” "The one who doesn't come."

Tamer Hosni in the trend of Omar and Salma It is noteworthy that the artist Tamer Hosni shared with his fans a comedy video in which he joked with the artist Mai Ezz El-Din , based on the memories of the movie “Omar and Salma”, the first part of which was previously shown in 2007.

Tamer Hosni filmed a video on the “Tik Tok” application, with his friend Wael, as Wael presented the role of Mai Ezzedine in a famous shot from the movie, when she said to the artist Tamer Hosni: “I am not one of the ones you know,” and he responded to her with a strong slap in the face, saying : “Shut up!” But in the comedic video that Tamer posted on his Instagram account, he threw his friend Wael, who embodies the character of Mai Ezz El-Din or Salma, to the ground.

He posted the video to joke with Mai Ezz El-Din, and commented on it, saying: “Guys, you made me hot for the trend of Omar and Salma. I filmed it a while ago, but I didn’t put it down.”

The Egyptian artist apologized to Mai Ezz El-Din: “Forgive me, Mai, for the recent incident... your talk with Wael remained,” and Tamer continued with a touch of humor: “But he is frankly grateful that he saw your features so closely.”