What is the truth about the illness of the artist Mohamed Henedy?

In the past few hours, news has spread on social media about Egyptian artist Mohamed Henedy undergoing a delicate surgical operation during which part of his stomach was removed.

Henedy denies rumors of his illness This rumor sparked great concern among his fans and art lovers, who widely circulated the news, prompting the artist to personally intervene to clarify the truth and put an end to the speculation.

Henedy denied all the rumors that he had undergone surgery to remove part of his stomach, and sent a reassuring message via local media, saying, "The news that I underwent surgery and had part of my stomach removed is a rumor. Thank God, I am fine and doing well. Nothing happened."

Henedy's statements came to end the fears that gripped the artist's fans, especially after the widespread news of his sudden health crisis.

Mohamed Henedy's movie "The Jeweler" On the other hand, Mohamed Henedy is currently busy with intensive preparations for his new film, “Al-Gawahergy,” which represents a new addition to Henedy’s long list of successful comedic works. It is expected to resonate widely with audiences accustomed to his unique comedic style.

The film is a funny comedy about a jeweler who finds himself involved in a series of funny situations and unexpected paradoxes due to his wife's unusual behavior. The film features a large group of the brightest stars of Egyptian cinema, led by the great star Mona Zaki, and the beloved artist Lebleba, in addition to Ahmed Salah El Saadany, Basem Samra, Arfa Abdel Rasoul, and a number of other talented actors. The work is written by the distinguished writer Omar Taher, and directed by the creative director Islam Khairy, which suggests a cinematic work that combines smart humor and skilled performances.

"Child Treatment Certificate" series Henedy participated in the Ramadan 2025 drama through his social comedy series "Child Treatment Certificate", and the series achieved great success and wide interaction from the audience and critics alike. A group of prominent stars participated in the work, including Mahmoud Hafez, Sabry Fawaz, Noha Abdeen, Walid Fawaz, Jihan Khalil, and Khaled Anwar.