2022/05/08
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A number of social media followers searched for details of the health of the artist, Rahma Ahmed, who has a profitable personality in the series “The Big Oy 6” in the drama race 2022, following she was recently ill.
The young artist revealed that she was ill during a telephone interview on the “A Last Word” program with the media, Lamis Al-Hadidi, on ON channel, last Wednesday, and revealed that she had been exposed to health problems during the recent period.
Rahma Ahmed, known as “Marbouha”, suffers from some health problems in the gallbladder and kidneys, but they are not serious problems, and her health condition is currently stable, and during the next week she is subject to a number of medical examinations, x-rays and analyzes to determine the final diagnosis of her health condition.
The artist Rahma Ahmed sparked controversy following announcing that she was exposed to a health problem at the end of filming the series, which prompted her to apologize for not attending the television episode that recorded the last days of the blessed month of Ramadan for the show during the Eid season, where the episode was shown in the presence of director Ahmed Al-Jundi and artist Hatem Salah and Hisham. Ismail and a number of the series’ youth.
Some activists said that Marbouha was cursed by Donia Samir Ghanem following she succeeded in taking her place in the series “The Big Oy”.
Big Heroes Oi 6
The artist, Rahma Ahmed, participated in a role that is the largest for her in her artistic career through the series “The Big Oy 6” with the artist Ahmed Makki and a large number of stars, including Hisham Ismail, Mohamed Salam, Hisham Ismail, Laila Ezzal-Arab and Abdul Rahman Zaza, and a large number of guests of honor. The series was written by a workshop under the supervision of Mustafa Saqr and from Directed by Ahmed El-Gendy and produced by United Media Services and Synergy for Art Production, the series will be shown exclusively on ON channels during the Ramadan season.
