The crisis of the Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab the artistic and media scene in recent hours, amid a state of extreme concern among her fans and admirers in the Arab world, following conflicting reports about her health and psychological condition and her current whereabouts.
The truth about Sherine being moved to the home of a famous artist
Strong rumors, fueled by a post from the young singer Shady Shamel, circulated claiming that Sherine had been secretly transported by ambulance to the home of a famous artist to escape the psychological pressures surrounding her. However, Dr. Ashraf Zaki , head of the Actors' Syndicate, put an end to this speculation during a phone interview with journalist Amr Adib.
Zaki confirmed that he personally visited Sherine, denying rumors of her transfer and clarifying that she is currently at home. The captain indicated that he tried to persuade her to go out and resume her normal life to break her isolation, but she refused, explaining that she was experiencing a very bad mood that prevented her from interacting with the outside world.
Amr Adib's plea: Save Sherine
Amr Adib issued a plea for help on his program "Al-Hekaya" and on the "X" platform, calling for immediate intervention to save "the voice of Egypt." Adib emphasized that his appeal was not an exaggeration, but rather a reflection of the painful reality faced by the artist, who needs genuine support from her friends and loved ones to overcome this ordeal. He stressed that Sherine is an artistic treasure that must be preserved.
Background and general context of the crisis
This crisis is not a sudden occurrence, but rather the latest in a series of successive crises that have plagued Sherine Abdel Wahab's personal and professional life over the past two years. These tensions began with bitter family disputes with her brother, Mohamed Abdel Wahab, which reached the courts, followed by the fallout from her separation, reconciliation, and subsequent separation from artist Hossam Habib, culminating in previous periods she spent in the hospital for treatment.
Sherine is currently living in complete isolation within her villa in the Sheikh Zayed area, where her circle of contact has shrunk to a very small number, limited to her daughters and a very limited number of friends, including a famous actress. This crisis is particularly significant given Sherine's immense artistic stature and influence on the Arab music scene, making her absence or deteriorating health a matter of public concern for millions of fans of Arabic music.
