Unconfirmed news about Abir Sabry's divorce from her husband, Ayman Al-Bayea.

Over the past few days, news has spread in Egyptian art circles about actress Abeer Sabri's separation from her husband, lawyer Dr. Ayman Al-Bayea, after nearly seven years of marriage. Amid anticipation of an official statement from the actress within hours to resolve the controversy and respond to her.

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Abeer's name trended on social media, with the public questioning the truth of the matter, especially since she spoke about their special relationship in every TV interview.

Abir Sabri married Dr. Ayman Al-Bayya, a Palestinian lawyer residing in Dubai, in July 2018. The wedding ceremony took place at the Egyptian Consulate in Dubai. Their relationship was characterized by extreme privacy from the beginning until the announcement of their still-unconfirmed separation.

Abir Sabry: I got married without a dowry or deferred dowry Abir Sabry had previously spoken in a TV interview about her love story with the seller, confirming that their marriage did not include a dowry or deferred payment. She said: “We got married at the embassy and there was no dowry or deferred payment. We only wrote a copy of the Quran in the marriage contract, because when people leave each other money isn’t the most important thing. If I’m upset, the money doesn’t matter to me.”

Her latest drama, "Al-Halanji," premiered last Ramadan. It is worth noting that Abir Sabry's last dramatic appearance was in the series "Al-Halanji," which aired during last Ramadan's drama season. She co-starred with Mohamed Ragab, alongside a group of stars including Aiten Amer, Dana Halabi, Mohamed Lotfy, and Mahmoud Qabil. The series was written by Mahmoud Hamdan, directed by Moataz Hossam, and produced by Mamdouh Shaheen.