Love letters exchanged between Ahlam and Angham after her last concert in London.

Emirati singer Ahlam and Egyptian artist Angham exchanged love messages following the latter's concert in London on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.

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These messages started after the artist Ahlam celebrated the success of Angham's concert and shared her post on the "X" platform, commenting on it, saying: May you have a long life and your joy always. May God complete your recovery and keep you and your joy and laughter and make you a candle that lights up everyone around you, and may He keep you for your children, family, loved ones, us, and the art that you love and we love it from you, the most precious sister in the whole world. Congratulations to us on your health, which is more important than anything, and may it always be. Congratulations on your success, which is a success for us and for all Arab art.

The Egyptian singer Angham responded to Ahlam, saying: My dear, may God keep you as the most beautiful sister and the sweetest heart in the world, and may He make you happy with your children, may you live and see your grandchildren, and may He bless you with good health.

Ahlam responded with a tweet that reflected the beautiful relationship between the two artists, saying: “May God keep you for me, the light of your sister’s eye, the voice of the great Egypt, Angham. I am proud of you, stay strong, and let me always see your smile and laughter that fill the world with love and art. You are a school for me in every way. I love you very, very, very much.”

He noted that Angham had performed a successful concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London, led by world-renowned maestro Hany Farahat, who accompanied Angham in an evening that the audience described as "legendary."

It's worth noting that this concert is Angham's first live performance after a long medical journey, during which she underwent a delicate surgery to remove a benign tumor in her pancreas. The procedure was performed in Germany, and she then returned to Egypt to spend a period of convalescence on the North Coast.