The Egyptian actress, Rana Samaha, responded to the statements of her colleague, the retired Egyptian artist, Zizi Adel, regarding the “Star Academy” program in which they had participated before, even in different seasons, especially since the latter had attacked the program, revealing the presence of cameras in the bathrooms.
Samaha said in local statements: “The administration and the rules differed from season to season, but they assured us not to wear revealing clothes on the stage. There is no such thing as cameras in the bathroom, whether in the season in which I participated or any other season, only basins that have to wash hands were There are cameras in them, but the bathrooms inside do not have cameras.”
And she added, “The experience for anyone is important, because the “Star Academy” program is large and important, and no one participated in it except that the place added to it. Whoever sees that the program is once morest our customs, society, principles, and morals, they do not enter it from the first place. We are our audience from all over the world, whether in the Middle East. Or outside the Middle East and in closed societies more than us, they were following the program.
Rana Samaha concluded her speech by emphasizing: “You are the one who will impose on people your image to appear in any way. Will you be a good example for the Arab girl or a bad example? People say that you do not represent us. There are certainly differences from person to person. We all, despite our different religions, used to pray inside the academy.”
Samaha said in local statements: “The administration and the rules differed from season to season, but they assured us not to wear revealing clothes on the stage. There is no such thing as cameras in the bathroom, whether in the season in which I participated or any other season, only basins that have to wash hands were There are cameras in them, but the bathrooms inside do not have cameras.”
And she added, “The experience for anyone is important, because the “Star Academy” program is large and important, and no one participated in it except that the place added to it. Whoever sees that the program is once morest our customs, society, principles, and morals, they do not enter it from the first place. We are our audience from all over the world, whether in the Middle East. Or outside the Middle East and in closed societies more than us, they were following the program.
Rana Samaha concluded her speech by emphasizing: “You are the one who will impose on people your image to appear in any way. Will you be a good example for the Arab girl or a bad example? People say that you do not represent us. There are certainly differences from person to person. We all, despite our different religions, used to pray inside the academy.”
