“My brain is numb.” This is how Cyrine Abdel Nour suffered after her mother’s death

The appearance of the artist Cyrine Abdel Nour, in her celebration of the launch of the series “Al-Nisyan” at a celebration held in Egypt, is her first appearance after the passing of her mother.

Despite the artist's brilliance at the ceremony, traces of sadness were evident on her features. The death occurred shortly before the series was broadcast. She also completed filming this work during a difficult period in her life when her mother was ill.

Cyrine Abdel Nour in her first comment after the death of her mother Commenting on the shock of the passing of her most precious family, she expressed her feelings in a speech on the sidelines of the celebration.

Cyrine Abdel Nour said in her first media interview after her mother’s death on the “Cinematheque” program on SBC, that what she experienced recently was very difficult, and that she was unable to understand or accept what happened, and that “her brain is numb.

She explained that as time passed after her mother's death, she began to feel her loss in every detail of her life, and this visit was the most recent after her death.

She said in an emotional statement: “I think that I was in Egypt, who was watching over my children at home? My mother, of course. I mean, the situation is very difficult.”

The death of Cyrine Abdel Nour’s mother The mother of the artist, Cyrine Abdel Nour, after a struggle with illness. Cyrine published a picture of her with her mother in the hospital via the story feature on her personal account on the Instagram application, and wrote: “Goodbye, my mother, my sweet.” Her mother appeared in the picture while she was in the hospital receiving treatment while she was wearing an oxygen device. She is showing signs of illness after losing her hair due to chemotherapy.

It is noteworthy that Cyrine Abdel Nour’s mother, of Greek origin, is called Sylvie Joseph Kattouf. She worked in the field of nursing. She married Elias Abdel Nour, and gave birth to 4 children with him: the model Sabine, Cyrine, Anthony, and George Abdel Nour.

Regarding Cyrine Abdel Nour, she is a Lebanese actress and singer who studied at Saint Currier School, then studied accounting, then took fashion design courses and participated in several shows. She also appeared in an advertisement for a washing powder. At the beginning of 1998, she began appearing on the LBC station as an actress through her participation in a number of works. Dramas including Mariana and Tomorrow is Another Day until 2003.

She presented many works, most notably the Al-Adham series, the movie Ramadan Mabrouk Abu Al-Alamin Hamouda, the Ruby series , and the Al-Hiba series , alongside the star Tim Hassan .