Including her marriage and her father.. Heba Nour’s most prominent statements with Ali Yassin

The artist, Heba Nour, was a guest on the program “The Book of Fame” by the journalist Ali Yassin, and she talked about several aspects of her life with the utmost transparency and honesty, in a dialogue session in which she opened her heart to the audience.

Heba Nour talks about her father The artist explained during her interview with the program that her father had been absent from her for years, but she respected and appreciated him, even though their relationship was “incomplete,” as she described it.

She confirmed that she was shocked by the news of his death, and was sad for him, but she could not show it.

Heba Nour's marriage As for her marriage at the age of 16, she said that she felt that she needed “support” at that time, stressing that she regretted marrying at that age, but she does not blame her mother for agreeing to that, but she blames the society that allows the marriage of minors, as she sees adolescence as a very sensitive stage. And she has choices that may be immature.

She continued her speech that she believes in the importance of a man in a woman's life, that she is currently living a love story, indicating that she is afraid of loneliness, and pointed out that she wishes to form a family with someone she loves.

The artist rejected the titles “spinster” and “divorced” given by society, noting that they detract from the status of women. Women in general do not wish for divorce, and if a woman remains unmarried, this is due to her not finding the right person.

Regarding her opinion on polygamy, she refused to be a second wife, pointing out that religion permitted polygamy but did not impose it, citing two Qur’anic verses: “So marry as many women as please you, two, three, or four times,” and “And if you fear that you will not be able to do justice, then one.” As for her wearing the hijab, she explained that she had not thought about wearing it at all, even though her mother is veiled.

Regarding the rumor of her secret marriage, Heba denied the news completely, stressing that it was impossible for her to address the matter, and that the child who was said to be her son was in fact the son of her sister, “Tim.”

Her relationship with Nadine Njeim Heba responded to critics of her relationship with the Lebanese artist Nadine Njeim, which he described as a relationship of “interest” to gain access to Al-Sabah Company.

She pointed out that all they have in common is a strong friendship, and that they rarely take pictures of each other, and she added sarcastically: Why does she want to mediate with me? Al-Sabah Company knows me. Heba Nour, whose name comes up in many works, and when the role is suitable for Heba, she will definitely be there.. Nadine I am far from the profession, a dear and dear friend, and when I see her, I do not think that we are acting... nor at her request, nor at my request.