Marwa Abdel Moneim reveals details of rumors about her marriage to this star

Actress Marwa Abdel Moneim has finally broken her silence, speaking clearly about a series of rumors that have dogged her throughout her career, both regarding her personal life and her family, confirming that they are lies and have no basis in reality.

The most prominent rumors: her marriage to artists and fake family relationships In a post she wrote on her personal Facebook page, Marwa mocked the rumors in her own way, saying: “My mother is the artist Enaam El-Gereitly, my mother is the artist Ehsan El-Kalaawy, my father is the artist Sabry Abdel Moneim, my grandfather or father is the artist Abdel Moneim Madbouly, I married the artist Ahmed Azmy, I married the artist Mustafa Qamar...” Then she added sarcastically: "All these are baseless rumors, and I don't know where people get this information from."

Marwa Abdel Moneim: I was scammed by an interior designer.

Beyond the rumors, Marwa recounted a painful story about being scammed while furnishing her apartment. During her interview on the "Qaa'dat Setat" program with media personality Marwa Sabry on the Alpha channel, she explained that she was living in a rented apartment and was forced to move due to the high rent. She continued: "I had an apartment on the ground floor and I didn't have the money to furnish it. I hired an interior designer, but his work turned out to be completely wrong. I brought in another engineer and agreed with him to start over with the small amount I had, but unfortunately the first one took the money and didn't charge the craftsmen, and he didn't even make me the doors, so I was forced to live in an apartment without a roof or a door."

Marwa: “I am alone and I don’t have a man to lean on.” One of the most widely shared sentences was when Marwa said: “I don’t have a man to lean on, and the one I do have would be afraid to tell him that I need money.” She continued, saying that the neighbors complained about the water leakage, saying: "People knocked on my door and told me that the bathroom was leaking. I told them, 'I swear I can't do anything. May God suffice me, and He is the best Disposer of affairs.' They thought I was a woman alone."