Jamila Awad in a sporty look at the Formula 1 race in Jeddah

Young Egyptian actress Jamila Awad shared photos of herself attending the closing ceremony of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Formula 1 race in Jeddah with her followers on her official Instagram account.

Jamila Awad appeared in the photos in a sporty look, accompanied by actresses Aya Samaha and Dina El-Sherbiny.

It's worth noting that the finale of the Formula 1 Saudi Grand Prix in Jeddah witnessed a notable presence of a number of Arab stars, including Dina El-Sherbiny, Maged El-Masry, Fatima El-Safi, Jamila Awad, Riyad Mahrez, Aya Samaha, Rahaf Al-Harbi, and others.

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Jamila Awad reveals exciting details about the development of her relationship with Ahmed Hafez. Actress Jamila Awad revealed details of the evolution of her relationship with her husband, Ahmed Hafez, from friendship to attachment, then love and marriage.

During her interview with actress Esaad Younes on the "Sahibet Al-Saada" program broadcast on DMC, Jamila Awad explained the details of the relationship and how it slowly began to develop.

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At first, Jamila said she was trying to keep her relationship with Ahmed Hafez strictly a friendship. She added, "During the coronavirus pandemic, Ahmed was impressed with me, but he didn't have enough time to communicate with me regularly. He would contact me about every two weeks to ask about work or a particular festival, or suggest an outing, but I always tried to push him away and maintain boundaries so he wouldn't misunderstand me."

Over time, Ahmed began communicating with her regularly, and she began to feel attached to him. Jamila continued, "Ahmed began telling me that he loved me and wanted to be a part of my life. He would tell me that if I didn't want a relationship, we could remain friends." She added that what attracted her to Ahmed was his maturity and genuine concern for her, without any attempts to pressure her or exploit her feelings. This made her feel safe around him and see him differently.

Jamila admitted that she expected Ahmed to stop trying to develop the relationship after a while, but he proved otherwise by remaining present and supportive, which only made her bond with him even more as a friend. She explained, "Ahmed was mature and straightforward in his interactions with me, which made me feel safe and comfortable with him. I didn't try to put him to the test because I wanted to maintain our friendship."

She added that Ahmed was very successful in his work and loved by everyone, which increased her admiration for him, saying: "Ahmed was a friend, and he gave me all the characteristics of an ideal friend, along with some additional qualities that made me cling to him even more."

The beginning of Ahmed Hafez's admiration for Jamila Awad Jamila Awad also revealed that Ahmed began to admire her while working as an editor for her artistic works, including "Hepta," "The Guest," and "Don't Turn Off the Sun." His friends told him that she was young and wouldn't give him a chance, but he didn't give up and continued his attempts to get close to her. She added that Ahmed tried to get close to her in gentle ways, such as giving her strange and unconventional gifts, which impressed and interested her.

In the end, Jamila explained that marriage had never been on her mind and that she considered it a postponement, but with time she realized that Ahmed was the right person for her because of his maturity and continuous support.

It is noteworthy that Jamila Awad and Ahmed Hafez celebrated their wedding in a grand ceremony attended by many art stars.