Mohamed Ezz El Arab issues a decisive statement regarding his marriage to Ruby

Egyptian director of photography Mohamed Ezz El Arab, ex-husband of actress Aiten Amer, denied the recent rumors about his marriage to actress Ruby.

Ezz El Arab published a statement on his Instagram account, which read: “Regarding what has recently been circulated on social media about my marriage to the star Ruby, and the false news and rumors that have been published that are completely contrary to the truth about my personal life, and the inclusion of my name in that news with the aim of stirring up controversy, I have assigned the office of legal advisor Yasser Qantoush, a cassation lawyer, to take legal action against any journalist or news site that publishes false news about me or my private life, which is not public for anyone to discuss as they wish on news sites.”

Ezz Al-Arab added: “I call upon journalists, media workers, and news websites to respect the privacy of private life, and not to include my name in any news without consulting me personally and verifying its accuracy, with my sincere greetings and appreciation to all journalists and media workers.”

Ruby is beautiful and shining at Soundstorm Festival The star Ruby participated in the "Soundstorm" festival, organized by "Middle Beast" as part of the Riyadh season activities in Saudi Arabia, as she held a successful concert last night, attended by a large audience that interacted with her in a remarkable way, proving her distinction with her presence and elegant appearance.

Ruby chose a bright orange dress designed by Zuhair Murad, coordinated for her by fashion expert Cedric Haddad. The dress was designed short with a V-neckline, giving her an elegant and cheerful look that caught the eye. The price of the dress was 3177 euros, equivalent to about 169 thousand Egyptian pounds.

During the concert, Ruby performed a number of her famous songs amidst the enthusiasm of the audience who did not stop clapping and dancing. The concert witnessed a friendly meeting between her and the artist Nassif Zeytoun, who was keen to greet her, saying: “I want to greet her because I love her,” so Ruby welcomed him and described him as “the moon.”

Ruby returns to being a teenager in “Sweet Night” Egyptian artist Ruby delighted her fans with the video clip for her latest song "El Leila Helwa" which will be released soon.

The "My Heart is Plastic" singer posted a promotional clip on her Facebook account, showing a teenage girl in a car with her friends as they stop on a mountain road surrounded by a forest.

Ruby Teen in her new look Ruby was wearing a short skirt, light-colored jeans, a pink shirt, and her hair looked very short with a light blue hairstyle.

The artist commented on the video, saying: Wait for my new song "El Leila Helwa" soon.

The Egyptian artist, Ruby, topped the YouTube trend in Egypt, and the Google search engine trend as well, due to the lyrics of her new song, "3 Continuous Hours", which she recently released.

Amidst the audience's admiration and praise for the song, some appeared to oppose the nature of the lyrics in the song, claiming that it contains inappropriate words and "implications" and they demanded that Mustafa Kamel, the head of the Musicians Syndicate, issue a decision.

Tarek El-Shennawy defends Ruby Critic Tarek El-Shennawy expressed his opinion on Ruby's new song "3 Hours", and wrote on his Facebook account: "After the controversy caused by Ruby's song (3 Hours), written and composed by Aziz El-Shafei, I listened to it twice, three times and four times, and I was surprised by the weak statement issued by the Musicians Syndicate, simply because it wants to prove that it is more strict than society, a segment of which has come to confiscate everything that is joyful in life and considers it a symbol of vulgarity."

Al-Shennawy continued : “Departing from the model imposed by this loud sector is the only way to escape the dominance of this trend that has even penetrated the artistic unions. Do not surrender to this fashion-forward voice. The union objects to the words, and there is no word that is out of place, but they are racing to ban and confiscate any feeling of joy.”

He concluded: "Those who are required to be protected are those who direct their fatal stabs at art."