Lotfi Labib suffers a sudden health problem and is hospitalized.

Renowned Egyptian actor Lotfi Labib was transferred to a private hospital in Cairo in the past few hours after suffering a sudden health problem that required urgent medical intervention. He is currently undergoing a series of thorough tests and examinations to assess his health and ensure his well-being.

Lotfi Labib's condition is stable. According to media reports, the 77-year-old artist is experiencing a health crisis that requires ongoing medical attention. Sources say his condition is currently considered stable, but the medical team has recommended complete rest and has banned him from speaking for the time being.

For his part, Mohamed El-Deeb, Lotfy Labib's manager, revealed that a large number of artists have contacted him to check on his health, stressing that his popularity within the artistic community remains strong and unwavering. He pointed out that the most prominent visitors were: Mahmoud Hamida, Ahmed Abdel Aziz, and Taha Desouky.

The superstar also received calls from a number of artists from different generations who were keen to support him and check on him.

His business manager explained that Lotfy Labib had previously suffered a stroke that affected his physical mobility, prompting him to temporarily step back from acting. He continued to undergo physical therapy sessions and remained committed to communicating with his fans and colleagues.

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Artistic presence despite health challenges Despite his health challenges, the veteran actor has not stopped appearing in the arts, appearing in a number of films over the past year, most notably "Al-Sharabia," alongside Alaa Morsi, Randa El-Beheiry, Suleiman Eid, and Abdullah Mashraf; and "Ana wa Ibn Khalti," starring Sayed Ragab, Bayoumi Fouad, Hanadi Muhanna, and Enaam Salousa.

And the series "Tall Al-Raheb", which brought him together with a constellation of stars, most notably: Mohamed Riad and Aiten Amer.