Solidarity and support for Elissa after her latest appearance in Carole Samaha's play

The appearance of artist Elissa in the play “Everything is Allowed” by Carole Samaha sparked widespread interaction on social media, especially after she appeared in a number of photos and videos that were taken of her during press interviews.

Comments on Elissa's latest appearance Some commented on her different features, her weight gain, and her appearance of being older, while others had a different opinion and decided to stand by her and defend her, stressing that Elissa remains a symbol of beauty and strength, no matter how her features change or the camera angles change.

Many of Elissa's fans expressed their support for her through touching tweets and posts that highlighted her special place in their hearts. One follower wrote: "In a time where bullying has become a daily occurrence, mocking a woman due to illness or the passing of time becomes a reflection of the social media obsession." He continued: "I grew up listening to Elissa's voice; it was my teenage companion every moment I waited for love or was lost in its confusion. Elissa wasn't just a singer, but the complete image of the female in my imagination."

Mona Abu Hamzeh: “We love you like Beirut ” Lebanese media personality Mona Abu Hamzeh was among the first to support her, posting a video of Elissa on Instagram along with her song “Your Love is Like Beirut,” and writing inside the photo: “We love you like Beirut.”

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Elissa responds in her own way Meanwhile, Elissa preferred to remain silent and not respond to the controversy. Today, she posted a photo on X, apparently from Italy, where she wrote: "Hello from the other side of the world." She also shared other photos of herself sitting on a street with her dog, "Star," enjoying a quiet atmosphere away from the noise.

Support for Carole Samaha and Beirut On the other hand, Elissa was present with a group of artists to support Carole after her play was shown, directly after the death of her husband. Elissa's statements were not limited to artistic and personal support, but she also expressed her hope and optimism for an improvement in the political situation in Lebanon in the near future, wishing that stability and security would return to the country as they were in the past, and that the Lebanese people would regain their beautiful days.