Egyptian artist Wafaa Amer unwittingly sparked rumor of young artist’s death

Egyptian artist Wafaa Amer inadvertently spread rumors of the death of young artist Mohamed El-Saadani.

And she announced, via “Facebook”, the death of one of her close friends, named Muhammad Al-Saadani, to link many pioneers of social networks between him and the young artist, and the news is circulating on some sites of information.

The artist, Azzouz Adel, member of the Council of the Representative Trade Union in Egypt, denied the authenticity of what circulated on the death of the young artist, Mohamed El-Saadani, stressing that what is published on this subject is unfounded.

Azzouz said in press releases that Muhammad Al-Saadani, who died, is not known to the union. As for the artist, Muhammad Al-Saadani, whose photo has circulated, is alive and well, wishing him continued health and well-being.

For his part, the artist, Muhammad Al-Saadani, posted a video with the live streaming feature through his official account to reassure his fans and fans, and wrote: “I thank God, well, and I am still alive, thank goodness, and that’s a rumor, and every year and you’re good.

Al-Saadani said he was surprised by the large number of communications and posts via social media and various apps, as he was in the marina on the north coast and attended Suhoor in preparation for the fast on the day. from Arafat’s stand.

He explained that he received calls hysterically, pointing out that this is the first time “Live” has appeared on his page, noting that what the artist wanted, Wafaa Amer, is a businessman, not him, blaming those who published this news without confirmation.

He pointed out that he got a call from his mother and brothers and found them crying next to his close friends, demanding to verify the news before publishing it.

It should be noted that Mohamed El-Saadani has participated in many films, the most important of which are “Industrial Bump”, “Sorry for the Inconvenience”, “Nightingale for Dokki” and “Keep in Yourself”.

Source: Egyptian media

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