Yasmine Ezz is trending again...and what does Dhafer L'Abidine have to do with it?!

Once again, media personality Yasmine Ezz tops the trend after a huge controversy on social media following her advice to divorced women.

Yasmine Ezz: When you get divorced, you won't find Dhafer L'Abidine

She said: “Dear divorced woman, when you divorce your husband, God willing, evil will be far from you.. Don’t think that you will find a model like Dhafer L’Abidine or Karim Caramel (referring to the character of Dhafer L’Abidine in the series “Searching for Ola 2”), this is only in the series, I wish we would get down to reality because these dramas and series will not benefit you, they even say that they are inspired by the author’s imagination, imagination, meaning they are not real.”

She added: "You know what the real truth is, that you will discover that your husband or ex-husband is better than crème caramel, but you don't give yourself the chance to see him that way. Not all people are angels, I know, but not all of them are bad."

Yasmine Ezz added, “Divorce is not easy, and life is not a fashion show where you choose to marry someone and divorce him because you don’t like him, and then choose someone else. There is no such thing at all, and those who have had this experience know this more than me.”

She concluded: "The husband you don't like now is Dhafer Abdeen to another woman, so take care of your home."

Yasmine's words refer to the latest series "Searching for Ola 2" in which the heroine "Hend Sabry" plays a divorced woman looking for a new love.

Attack by Lilian Nemri after talking about Lebanese women On the other hand, it is noteworthy that Yasmine Ezz was subjected to a major attack by the Lebanese artist, Lilian Namri, after she talked about the Lebanese woman, after Yasmine gave advice to Egyptian women to “pamper” their husbands before the Lebanese women come.

Ezz said, “Pamper your men these days. You are not up to what might come from Lebanon.”

Namri described Yasmine Ezz as an "uneducated" woman, and said in a post on her Facebook account: "Go educate yourself first, and get to know the women of Lebanon and their history. The woman who comes from Lebanon to you teaches you true dignity and pride, not just a name, and how a Lebanese woman can be a sister to men and be seen in any country, and she distributes knowledge, culture and morals with her sophisticated, civilized style and great presence."