Yasmine Abdel Aziz's childhood was full of funny situations and love for animals

Artist Wael Abdel Aziz, brother of artist Yasmine Abdel Aziz, revealed funny details from her childhood in a video she posted on her personal Facebook account, where she appeared in an interview with media figure Mona El Shazly on the “With You” program.

Funny childhood memories with animals Wael talked about Yasmine's strange and special love for animals since she was young, and mentioned that she surrounded herself with all kinds of animals, starting from dogs and cats, all the way to snakes and turtles.

Wael explained: “She loved animals in a strange way, and she even used to hold snakes around her hands without fear.”

Touching and funny situations with animals Wael recounted touching moments from Yasmine’s childhood, such as her crying when she saw her mother cooking a rabbit and thought it was a cat, so she refused to eat it at all. He also recounted a funny incident that happened while she was in a European country when a chimpanzee ran towards her and threw itself into her lap, which he considered evidence of her unique connection with animals. Wael added, “Even birds and reptiles were part of our home, such as falcons, parrots, and lizards, and it caused chaos in the house, to the point that my father threw my brother out when he brought a crow into the house.”

Yasmine Abdel Aziz's latest artwork On the artistic level, Yasmine Abdel Aziz continues filming her new series “And You Meet a Lover,” which is expected to be shown in the Ramadan 2025 season. The series includes a group of stars, including Karim Fahmy, Nicole Saba, and Rushwan Tawfik. It is written by Amr Mahmoud Yassin and directed by Mohamed El-Khodairy. The work is expected to achieve great success due to the wide popularity enjoyed by Yasmine and the heroes of the work.