The Moroccan artist, Donia Batma, caused widespread controversy on social media, after her last appearance, as she appeared with different features in her face again, and some observers likened the shape of her face to a “triangle”.
Butma appeared in a video she posted on her account on the “Tik Tok” application, as she chanted and danced to the tune of the song “Your Love, Manga and Apple” by Nancy Ajram.
Social media audience interaction
The social media pioneers interacted with Donia Batma’s video, expressing their surprise at the shape of her face, amid questions from them about whether she underwent a new plastic surgery in the chin area or not, and one of them commented: “Dunia, is her jaw normal? Her face is a triangle, not like that.”
A follow-up confirmed that the Moroccan artist did not undergo any plastic surgery, but rather used some “filters” that made her face appear “like a triangle,” saying: “Oh, this group is not a practical worker in her face, as you say, her face is a triangle of certain filters that I used.”
The artist celebrates after the issuance of her official divorce ruling from Muhammad Al-Turk
On a different level, the Moroccan artist, Donia Batma, recently interacted with the decision of the Family Court in Marrakesh, announcing her divorce from her husband, Bahraini producer Mohamed Al-Turk, after 10 years of engagement, and granting her custody of her two daughters, “Ghazal” and “Lily Rose.”
Butma documented video clips via Al-Astori on her “Instagram” account, waving the victory sign, without commenting on it, only to indicate that she had triumphed in her crisis with her ex-husband.
The issuance of the court ruling came after the start of several sessions. Because of the dispute that occurred between Donia Batma and Muhammad al-Turk, and reached a dead end, despite the latter’s efforts to try to reconcile them.
The Injunctive Court of First Instance in Marrakech also convicted the Bahraini producer, Mohamed Al-Turk, of 3 months in prison and a fine of 3,000 dirhams, on charges of incitement to corruption.
As for the young woman Wissal, whom the activists dubbed “Muhammad al-Turk’s mistress,” the restraining court in Marrakech ruled the same prison term against her, and a fine of 3,000 dirhams, on charges of theft and incitement to corruption.
The divorce case of Donia Batma and Muhammad al-Turk was launched after the Moroccan artist filed a lawsuit, with the judiciary in the city of Marrakech, to divorce her Bahraini producer husband, who was charged with several charges, including harming her financial position by acting in bad faith at her concerts in his capacity as her business manager, defamation and slander. And treason.
Her latest work
On the technical level, some Moroccan newspapers said that Donia Batma recently finished filming the video clip for her song “Zaydini”, which will be a direct response and a great surprise to the father of her two daughters, as she will refer through the song’s lyrics to the problems she experienced with her ex-husband, leading to her accusation of betrayal.
