Sherif Madkour chooses isolation... why?

Egyptian media figure Sherif Madkour announced his decision to increase his social isolation and stay away from following the news and society, in order to preserve his mental health.

Sherif Madkour decides to isolate himself from society He expressed his desire to widen the gap between himself and those around him, via his Facebook account, saying: “I live in near isolation from society, and I have decided to increase my isolation. I do not want to know or see any news, in order to preserve my health and my mental state.”

Sherif Madkour's decision received wide support from his followers, who expressed their support for his step, indicating that they are thinking of taking a similar decision to stay away from social pressures.

It is noteworthy that Sherif Madkour presents the program “Sherif Street”, which deals with various social topics including art, cooking, fashion, health, and sports, and hosts the most prominent figures and stars.

Sherif Madkour upset with critics of his appearance at El Alamein Festival Egyptian media personality Sherif Madkour responded to criticism of his clothing, which some likened to “women’s clothing,” which he wore during the El Alamein Festival on the North Coast last August, where he appeared in a suit embroidered in different colors.

Sherif Madkour responds to critics of his clothes at El Alamein Festival Madkour said in his program "4 Sharif Street": "In El Alamein, I was wearing a jacket embroidered with certain things. Some people criticized me and said, 'What is this filth?'"

He continued: "I saw the jacket in my pictures, and I said it was really nice and I liked it. Whoever likes it is welcome, and whoever doesn't like it can turn away."

Madkour added during his program "4 Sharif Street": "I was recently wearing a jacket that was embroidered with certain things, but some people criticized me and said, 'What is this filth?' But I sat and watched myself and said, 'It's really nice, and I like the jacket. There is a resemblance to me, and whoever says so, say so. Whoever likes it is welcome, and whoever doesn't like it can look the other way."