Talk about the secret of the stars .. The story of a lie Samia Gamal about Badia Masabni at the beginning of her career

In the life of the stars, there are many secrets that they cannot reveal in their time, but they can admit them after a long time passed and become from the past, which made their life, their personality, their memories. and their history.

The fair weather stars had many of these secrets which they revealed sometime after their appearance, which was recorded by Al-Kawkab magazine along with a number of fair weather stars in a rare 1961 issue, and published under the title: “Secrets behind bars of silence.”

In this issue, the butterfly Samia Gamal revealed a lie with which she began her artistic life.

Samia Gamal said: “In my first life I suffered from the hunger and cruelty of my mother-in-law, who was so good at torturing me that it made my nerves crack, which I suffered throughout. my life.”

And she continued, “A neighbor saw me dancing in front of the mirror and advised me to go see Ms. Badia Masabni, and she actually went to her and was sitting in front of her room in Imad El Din street with the hookah in it. mouth. “

Butterfly revealed the lie with which she started her artistic career when she met Badiaa Masabni, saying, “I showed her my desire to dance with her, so she asked me: Have you danced before that? ?, So she answered, and asked me: Where? “”.

Samia Gamal has confirmed that she does not know of Cleopatra’s casino and has not seen it in her life, but she heard about it from a friend of her and kept her name.

She explained that Badiaa Masabni asked her to come back in the evening to see her dance, and when I went to see her, I asked her if she had a dance costume, and she replied that she had forgotten her at Alexandria, but she would come back days with a new costume, and she had 5 days trying to arrange a dance costume and she went back to Badia and took the stage for the first time Once.

The butterfly also admitted another secret to the planets, confirming that the circumstances of her childhood prevented her from studying because her mother-in-law took her out of school against her will, so she was unable to read. and write and did not know how to write his name.

Samia Jamal said: “But after knowing what it means to be an ignorant person, I learned to read and write, not only in Arabic but also in English.”

And she continued, “I took advantage of my presence in America and mastered the reading and writing of the English language so that I could read any magazine or book with ease.”