Get to Know Actress Maggie Bou Ghosn: Important Details About Her Life and Career

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The most important information about the actress “Maggie Bou Ghosn”

Maguy Bou Ghosn, born September 18, 1975, is a Lebanese actress. She was born in Bsalim, in the Matn district. She is the only girl between her two brothers, Jihad and Wissam, and is ranked in the middle.

She took music lessons when she was twelve years old at the Higher Institute of Music. She won a gold medal in a children’s talent program called “Oasis of Children” on Lebanon TV, after she sang to Mrs. Fairouz.

She studied acting and directing at the Lebanese University, and stopped for two years before completing her studies.

She started acting with the late director Antoine Remy in the series “The Brothers” and “The Commando” on Al-Jadeed TV.

Where she participated in several works and was able to learn and master the Syrian Levantine dialect, the first to take it to Syrian works, director Bassam Al-Mulla, through the series “Al-Khawali”, and he also transferred it after that to a work he directed in the Saudi dialect that she mastered. Al-Fawazeer presented twice with Kuwaiti actor Dawood Hussein in 1998 through the comedy program “Dawood in Hollywood”.

She married twice and separated from her husband after suffering with him. She married for the second time, on October 4, 2003, to producer Jamal Sinan. From him, she had a son and a daughter, Rayan and Yara.

In 2011, she participated in the Celebrity Duets program, in its second season, on LBC, won first place, and donated the prize in the amount of $ 50,000, in favor of the St. Jude Children’s Cancer Society.

On July 22, 2019, she underwent an operation to remove a benign brain tumor. She stayed in the hospital for weeks, but she recovered from it.

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