Maxim Khalil sends a message to his wife after his first visit to Syria in 13 years.

After an absence of 13 years, the star, Sawsan Arshid, returned to her country, Syria, after a period of forced asylum in France due to the war and her opposition to the former regime in Syria.

Maxim Khalil is happy with the return of his wife Maxim Khalil expressed his happiness at his wife's final return to Syria. He had previously returned to Syria alone due to concerns over her asylum and residency documents in France, but she was finally able to return home.

Khalil posted a photo and commented on it, saying: "Soso in Syria after 13 years. I know how hard it was for you... how much you suffered... and how much you sacrificed... Now Damascus is illuminated by the visit of this authentic spirit."

He added: "I wish the Syrians would only take from your soul the peace that was inside it... The whole country would now be a warm sun... Thank God for your safety, my soul."

Susan Arshid documents the details of her return Sawsan documented her journey through Syria through photos and videos she posted on her Instagram Stories, expressing her deep sadness at seeing the scenes of destruction and tired faces, but she also seemed extremely happy to be reunited with her family after years spent abroad.

The public widely interacted with Sawsan Arshid's return to Syria, praising her pure spirit, which was evident in her participation in preparing food to be distributed to those in need in Syria. They also commended the special love relationship between her and Maxim Khalil.

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Study of Susan Arshid and her artwork Sawsan Arshid was born in Damascus in 1979 to a Syrian father and a Russian mother. She holds both Russian and Syrian citizenship. She studied business sciences, specializing in business management, but did not complete her studies. She later enrolled at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, graduating from it, and began her artistic career in acting and directing.

Sawsan began her artistic career in 2004, one year before her graduation, when she participated in a short film titled “About Love,” written by Abdel Latif Abdel Hamid and directed by Walid Harib. She then participated in many dramatic works, and among her most notable series are: “Maraya Tales,” “Forbidden Bread,” “Small Projects,” “Time of Fear,” “Children of Al-Qaymariya,” “About Fear and Isolation,” “Eastern Throne,” “Mirage,” “Abdeen Palace,” “Faces and Places,” and “Smile, General.”

Sawsan Arshid married Maxim Khalil in 2004 after a love story that brought them together, and they had two sons, Jad in 2010 and Lucas in 2016.