Samia El Khashab reveals the behind-the-scenes story of the "most difficult scene" of her life.

Actress Somaya El Khashab made bold statements on the program "The Four Seasons" with media personality Ali Yassin, where she opened up about the profound human moments and experiences that shaped her personality and artistic career.

Samia El Khashab: Contentment is the secret to my happiness, and I never feel lonely. She spoke about her lack of children with complete satisfaction and conviction, emphasizing that she feels absolutely no regrets, and that her three siblings' children are like her own children who fill her life with love and warmth. She said, "I don't feel any distress about not having children. On the contrary, I've never had that feeling. I believe that God only gives us what's best for us, and I naturally don't have the patience to raise children."

She added, "I am completely satisfied with my life and all its details. I don't feel lonely at all. The circle of love around me is wide and people love me." She explained that during her previous marriages, she sometimes deliberately chose not to have children, and sometimes she decided to terminate the pregnancy, believing that everything that happens is destiny, and that what comes from God is always the best.

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Reason before emotion in my choices Regarding her love life, Samia El Khashab confirmed that she has always been rational in her decisions, saying: “In all my marriages, I have been largely rational. I am a person with many emotions, but my mind is what guides my heart. My heart has never led me to make a wrong decision based solely on emotion. I am a strong woman and I follow my mind first.”

When Misara...the most difficult scene in my artistic career Samia talked about her participation in the movie "When Misra", noting that the rape scene was the most difficult of her artistic career, as it was reshot 18 times. She said: "I suffered physical injuries, and my colleagues who participated in the scene were also injured. One of them suffered a cut in the face as a result of the physical jostling. The room's decor was destroyed from the intensity of the jostling. Director Khaled Youssef was keen to ensure that the reactions were realistic." She added: "At the end of the day, I left the filming location due to extreme exhaustion and excitement, but despite all that, I never regretted the scene. The film is one of my most successful works and left a clear mark."

Regarding the possibility of repeating this type of scene today, she explained: "It's not boldness that I lack, but health. There are scenes that must be presented at the appropriate time, and today I don't want to present a scene that might upset or annoy my audience, because I appreciate their love and jealousy for me."

Samia's support for Sulaf Fawakherji and her position on her crisis At the end of the meeting, Sumaya Al-Khashab expressed her great love for Syrian artist Sulaf Fawakherji, describing her as a big star with a remarkable presence and a large fan base. She said: “Sulaf is one of the artists closest to my heart on a personal level. She is beautiful in every sense of the word, both artistically and as a person.” Regarding the removal of her name from the Syrian Artists Syndicate, she said: “What happened was not a kind act, but a temporary situation that will pass. I support granting Sulaf membership in the Artists Syndicate in Egypt because she is a great artist and deserves all the appreciation.”