Actress Fifi Abdo raised the concern of her fans and fans after she announced that she was suffering from a major health crisis at the present time, without revealing any details.
Many were confused about the interpretation of Fifi Abdo’s publication, and the imagination of some went far to talk about a serious disease that afflicted the well-known show star, who did not reveal any details.
The artist, Fifi Abdo, suffers from back pain no more, but she has increased in the recent period, which made her stay at home with some medicines and painkillers.
Fifi Abdo posted a video through her personal account on the social networking site “Instagram”, in which she said: “I loved me very much and prayed for me because I am a treason and I was hiding you. I am a dishonor, and every day I am in our Lord. He turns away from me and I look up to you and see you.”“.
And she added, “I pray to me to remain good, needing your prayers, and God willing, our Lord will make me who I am in.”
And she continued: “I love you, I want you to be the happiest people in the world, and your love is what makes me rise from what I am in and returns me to another better than the first.”
Fifi Abdo’s most recent work was the program “Take Your Mind From Fifi”, which was shown last Ramadan on the screen, “NBC“.
Fifi Abdo’s most recent dramatic work was the series “Kingdom of Ghajar”, which she starred with with Houria Farghali, Azza Mujahid, Ahmed Karara, Mayar Al-Ghaiti, Hazem Samir, Sameh Al-Suraiti, Sana Shafaa, Sabri Abdel-Moneim, Mohamed Hamzah, and other stars.
It is noteworthy that the series “Kingdom of Gypsies” is produced by the Gold Company for Artistic Production and Distribution and the Syndicate of Filmmakers, in cooperation with Al-Masah Company and from the script and dialogue of Muhammad Al-Ghaiti and directed by Abdulaziz Hashad.
Fifi Abdo also used to share her audience with dance links from her home to fight boredom and routine as a result of home isolation due to the spread of the Corona virus, which has become an epidemic.
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