Myriam Fares publishes for the first time a photo of her husband on Instagram

Artist Myriam Fares shared a rare photo of her husband, Danny Mitri, on her social media accounts.

A picture of Myriam Fares' husband

Myriam posted a photo of her husband, Metri, carrying one of their two sons in a children's play area, without revealing the face of her partner, who was wearing a sports cap and hid his face.

Talking about Miriam's husband

In previous interviews, Myriam talked about many details of her relationship with her husband, saying that they had been friends for 15 years before this relationship turned into marriage.

She said that Danny is a good father to their two sons and does not like fame and always asks that his photos and identity not be revealed to the public, stressing that "he told me at the beginning of the marriage that he would marry me and would not marry fame, the public and the media with me."

The reason why Miriam hid her son's picture

Miriam also talked about the reason for hiding the face of her eldest son, Jayden, unlike her younger son, Dave, and she said that she did so after her son grew up and his features became clear and he became mixed with society, so she wanted to maintain his privacy and protect him from embarrassing situations and some people following him, but the features of her youngest son are similar to the features of all children his age, and that is why she still publishes pictures of his face to the public until now.

Myriam Fares's latest activities

At the end of the year, Myriam Fares participated in the artistic concert for the Qatar Airways Formula 1 Grand Prix 2024, at the “Losail” circuit.

The “Queen of the Stage” lit up the atmosphere with her distinguished performance, as she presented a group of her famous songs with dance performances that dazzled the audience.

One of the most prominent songs she performed was “Toko Taka,” in which she evoked the atmosphere of enthusiasm during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

Myriam sang a variety of her songs in different Arabic dialects, including Gulf, Lebanese, Iraqi and Egyptian, which were mixed with her distinctive show moves.

Her performance was met with great interaction from the audience that filled the arena’s stands. The official account of the “Lusail” circuit had excited the audience for this event with a post saying: “We are very excited to welcome the Lebanese international star, Myriam Fares… Will you join us on this exceptional night?