Pamela Al-Kik makes interesting statements about Sabah and Wadih Al-Safi

art News Lebanese artist Pamela Al-Kik said that what benefits a person after his death is the good reputation and positive energy he left among people.

Pamela Al-Kik added that the giants of art who have departed from our world cannot have mercy on them because she is leaving them in a better place, adding, “Sabah, Melhem Barakat, and Wadih Al-Safi. It is not reasonable to say, may God have mercy on them. I see them now sitting in harmony, drinking whiskey and sweat, and life with them is beautiful.”

There is neither heaven nor hell Lebanese artist Pamela Al-Kik had previously stated that she does not believe in the existence of Heaven and Hell in the afterlife, and that this story, like the story of Adam and Eve, was created so that humans could understand the nature of the universe.

During her interview on the “The Anonymous” program with Rudolf Hilal, which is shown on the Lebanese LBC channel, Pamela Al-Kik said, “The story of heaven and hell does not exist like the story of Adam and Eve. It was made so that people would understand the nature of the universe, but when I die, I will go to the kingdom of my Lord.”

There is no objection to homosexuality Pamela Al-Kik had previously sparked controversy with her statements about homosexuality, where she said, “I have not found a man yet. If I fall in love with a woman, I may be the first one to marry a woman. I have no objection. Love and freedom in life do not come from us except when we try to think outside the box, and you tell him that no.” There is a box, there is basically no box that we are in.”

She continued: “In my twenties, because of the roles I performed, I was told that I was a ‘lesbian’, that I had a man and a girl inside me, and they were all big accusations, and no one has the right to interfere in my life. I do not respond to them. I am everything. I resemble love. Love appears in the form of a woman or a man. I do not define my condition according to it.” the society".

Who is Pamela Cake? Pamela Al-Kik is a Lebanese actress who began her artistic career in 2008 with the series “The Harem Age.” She participated in a large number of Lebanese series such as “Sara, Generations, and Roots.”

Pamela Al-Kik participated in the movie “Faris”, written by Hossam Moussa, produced by Ayman Youssef, directed by Raouf Abdel Aziz, and starring the stars : Ahmed Zahir, Hussein Fahmy, Iman Al-Assi, Salah Abdullah, Menna Fadali, Ahmed Safwat, Pamela Al-Kik and Malak Ahmed Zaher.