Lebanese singer najwa Karam Responds to ⁢divorce Prediction

Lebanese ⁣superstar Najwa Karam has publicly dismissed a prediction by ⁣psychic Laila abdel Latif that she ⁣will divorce her husband, Jordanian businessman Omar Al-Dahmani, in 2025.The prediction,‍ made⁢ during a recent interview, sparked a strong reaction from Karam.

Karam ⁢recounted a ‌chance encounter ⁤with⁤ Abdel Latif on a plane, where the psychic hinted at having ⁣”special ‌news” for the singer. Karam‌ admitted she initially dismissed the comments. Though, she⁣ was later surprised⁢ to see ​Abdel Latif’s prediction broadcast publicly, suggesting the ⁤singer’s ‍marriage was ⁤on ‍the rocks.

In a statement addressing‌ the prediction, Karam stated: “By God, it is a bit⁤ of ⁢a joke, ⁣and ⁤I ⁢do ⁢not believe such expectations, and no one knows ​everything except the Lord ‌of the Worlds.”

The singer’s dismissal of Abdel Latif’s prediction highlights a broader skepticism towards ‌such pronouncements. The ⁣psychic’s past predictions,​ including the election of the late‌ Minister‍ Jean Obaid as President of Lebanon and⁣ the claim that​ Lebanon would experience the “best summer,” have not materialized. ‍ Abdel ⁤Latif also previously predicted a ⁤woman would win the U.S. presidential election, a prediction that ‍also proved inaccurate.

Karam’s strong response underscores‌ the impact of⁣ public ⁢predictions on celebrities ⁤and ​the importance of discerning fact from speculation.The incident has generated important media attention, both⁢ in Lebanon and internationally, highlighting the enduring interest ‌in celebrity lives and the power​ of​ social media in disseminating such news.

This⁣ incident serves ​as a reminder of the importance of‌ critical thinking and ‍responsible reporting⁤ in the age ⁣of social ⁤media, where unsubstantiated⁣ claims can quickly spread and‌ impact individuals’ lives. The story also resonates with U.S. audiences familiar ⁤with the phenomenon of celebrity gossip and​ the often-unpredictable ‍nature of relationships in ‍the ⁢public⁤ eye.

Kuwaiti artist Hoda Hussein responded to the attack on the series One Wife Is Not Enough, stressing that the files presented by the series exist in society in abundance.

Hussein said during her talk on the “Jars” program: “These files are present in our schools and I have knowledge of them. The relevant people told their stories to me not only in the Gulf but in the Arab world.”

She continued: “These issues are not apparent, but it has become clear that they are present in a large and intense manner recently in our Gulf, Arab and international schools.”

She continued: “Drugs, the issue of harassment, suicide, bullying, marriage and divorce in homes and its psychological impact on students inside the school,” pointing out that the Rashid School inside the work brings together all age levels between girls and boys, and these files are being discussed.

Earlier, everyone who worked in the series One Wife is Not Enough was referred to the Public Prosecution for investigation, because this series constitutes a distortion of Kuwaiti society and does not represent conservative society.