Carole Samaha reveals the reason for the rumor of her divorce. The secret of the ring!

With the arrival of the Lebanese artist, Carole Samaha In Tunisia, in preparation for her concert planned for Friday August 9 at the Tunisian Theater in Carthage, a rumor that she divorced her husband, Egyptian businessman Walid Moustafa, has begun.

Carole Samaha expressed her consternation at the launch of this rumor, her anger at the continued spread of this rumor, explaining in statements on the radio, that the constant withdrawal of the wedding ring from her hand was the reason for this rumor .

Carroll reacted concretely to the new rumor of divorce by taking out the alliance at the meeting to confirm that he was still in possession of the balloon, pointing out that his life with her husband and daughter Tala was stable .

Carole Samaha, in charge of removing the wedding ring from her hand, said: "I do not like wearing this faucet, this ring or this watch and I keep months and hands free of any jewel."

The Lebanese star added that it was a link between stability in her life and separation, she said: "When some people see me without thinking that the divorce has arrived, the rumor goes, and I return to wear it to extinguish the fire of rumors. "

Carole Samaha said she preferred to settle in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, especially because she had forged true friendships with several artists. Elham Shaheen, Yousra and Laila are perhaps the closest to her. They have become closer than friendship and have become families and nights at home.

Carroll has confirmed that she is proud of the friendship of her great singer Magda El Roumi, explaining that she spends a lot of time recently, but does not publish photos of their interviews via social media, in respect of the desire of Magda El Roumi, who always prefers to stay out of the way.

It should be noted that Carole Samaha is waiting for the release of her first film "by chance" in theaters on September 26 and will participate in the screening alongside a group of stars from Lebanon, including Badie Abu Chakra, Pamela Cake, Munir Maasri, Greta Aoun and others, and the film the story of Claudia Marshalian and directed by Bbadem Christo