Sherine Abdel Wahab thanks Wafaa Al Kilani and the latter responds: “A tribute”

Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab expressed her gratitude for the support provided to her by media personality Wafaa Al Kilani during her recent crisis with her ex-husband, artist Hossam Habib, and her family.

Sherine: Thank you, Wafaa. Sherine Abdel Wahab wrote on her account on the social networking site “X”: “You saw Sherine, your friend, your beloved, who came to you once and told you that we are by your side and you will stand on your feet and come back again, you disappointed me and thank God she came back again. Thank you, Wafaa, for standing by me in everything, I love you.”

Wafaa Al Kilani: I never doubted that you are a Mu'afir Wafaa Al Kilani was keen to respond to Sherine Abdel Wahab's post on her "X" account, saying: "I never doubted that you are a fighter, and you will stand up and come back stronger. This is you, Sherine. May God keep away from you the evil of those around you, the kindest and most generous of people. We are all with you and by your side, and we love you, the sweetest Sherine."

Sherine Abdel Wahab ignores comments on deleting her songs On the other hand, Sherine Abdel Wahab ignored commenting on her crisis regarding the deletion of her new songs that were released yesterday on the video site “YouTube” by Rotana Company, due to copyright.

Sherine Abdel Wahab shared all of her new songs on her official Twitter account.

Sherine Abdel Wahab's new songs included two songs, the first titled "I Wish I Could Forget You" with lyrics and music by Aziz El Shafei and distribution by Toma, while the second song was titled "My Love" with lyrics by Tamer Hussein, music by Aziz El Shafei, and distribution by Amin Nabil.

Sherine terminates her contract with Rotana Sherine Abdel Wahab issued a press statement confirming the termination of her contract with Rotana, and that she paid the penalty clause to the company, amounting to 5 million pounds, by means of an acceptable check, in addition to another 3 million after the song “Bahlafelak” was leaked through another company.

Sherine Abdel Wahab said in her statement: “The company no longer has the right to object to any contract the artist concludes with any other production company, or to drag her name into any other cases, or to inform the production companies that her contract with Rotana is still valid, which is completely false.”