Hanan Al Turk
The son of the retired Egyptian artist, Hanan Turk, Adam revealed that his mother had a sudden health crisis, without revealing any details.
And Adam said, through the “Astori” feature on his page on the “Instagram” website: “I hope to pray for a speedy recovery for my mother.”
Hanan Turk had recently announced that she and her family had recovered from being infected with the Corona virus.
And she said on Twitter: “Praise be to God and thanks to Him. Then your prayers. I and my family recover from Corona. I thank everyone who asked regarding us and prayed for us, and I ask God to grant us all health and wellness… and every year and the whole world is a thousand good. May God make it a year full of happiness, here and satisfaction.” From the Most Merciful, and may He bless you all with health, happiness, security and safety.”
Hanan Turk was born in Cairo, the middle daughter of a father who used to work as a merchant who owned a clothing factory under the name “Al-Turk Garments.” She has two brothers, Hussein and Hussam.
As a five-year-old girl, she participated in the movie “Nas Crazy,” in 1980 with Sana Younes and George Sidhom. She participated in a number of shows and presented, in 1991, the play “Laughter, Play and Music” with Mohamed Henedy.
She studied at the Ballet Institute and worked as a ballerina for a while, and following entering acting, she stopped. She started acting in small roles, and her debut was when director Khairy Bishara saw her during the performance of the play “Macbeth” and nominated her to work in the movie “Wild Desire” in 1992. She launched into starring roles and worked in many From series and movies.
