Maha Al Sagheer's first response to the rumors

Over the past few hours, news has been circulating about the marriage of Egyptian media personality Maha Al Sagheer to Egyptian actor Tarek Sabry, at the end of this month. Social media sites have circulated a post by Maha Al Sagheer's ex-husband, Egyptian actor Ahmed El Sakka.

Maha Al Sagheer ignores rumors For her part, Maha Al Sagheer ignored the circulating news about her marriage and did not comment on the matter, either confirming or denying it. Rather, she simply posted a photo of Sheikh Muhammad Metwally Al Shaarawy, which included a famous quote of his, on her social media page, in which she said: “Usually, someone who has a father does not worry, so how would someone who has a Lord worry?”

She also posted a saying: “God is sufficient for us against those who said things about us that are not true, attributed to us things we did not do, and transgressed against us. God is sufficient as a witness. All mistakes are forgiven by God, except for the injustice to His servants, which is subject to their forgiveness. So God will not forgive those who wronged us, nor will He pardon them.”

Maha's young son deletes his photos with her On the other hand, young artist Yassin El Sakka, Maha's young son, surprised the public by deleting all the photos of him and his mother from his personal Instagram page, just hours after news of her marriage to artist Tarek Sabry spread. Social media activists considered this an expression of his anger, sadness, and rejection of the circulating news about his mother's marriage.

His brother Hamza shared a photo of him with his father, sending him a love message. Hamza wrote on his story, "My father, my friend, my support, and the most precious thing in my life. May God keep you for me."

To which the artist Ahmed El Sakka replied, "My love and support, may God protect you and keep you and your sisters for me forever, God willing."

Ahmed El-Sakka stirs controversy Coinciding with the news of Maha Sabri and Tarek Sabri's marriage, Ahmed El Sakka sparked controversy with a mysterious message on social media by sharing a video with his fans and followers on his official Facebook account, commenting: "I don't mind you making a scene with me, but the important thing is that you put up with me for the rest of the movie." This was followed by a post attributed to a page bearing the Egyptian artist's name, in which he said: "Bye bye, the biggest lie in my life, and warn me, lest my patience run out and my blood become heavy, by God and Tarek... Bye bye... I can't find a word to say... because you have a price, and whoever has a price is cheap, no matter how expensive," which was quickly deleted.

Some sources denied that Al-Sakka wrote this statement, as he is currently in the Holy Land performing the Hajj pilgrimage. When he learned of the matter, he decided to close the account to prevent any further problems from occurring because of it.