The artist Donia Samir Ghanem published two pictures of her accompanied by her media husband Rami Radwan through her official account on Instagram, where she appeared in one of them before the Corona virus while they were sitting without a muzzle while the duo wore the second in the muzzle, written on it: “After the virus”, while the artist hung Donia Samir Ghanem Ali, the photo written in a customary sentence during the recent period My fans 7abayby beywarroona el waqe3
The star, Donia Samir Ghanem, was keen on celebrating the birthday of the media, Maha Al Saghir, the wife of the star Ahmed El Sakka, where Donia published a picture through the Asturi Instagram feature, which was gathered by Maha Al Saghir, Ahmed Al Sakka and their son Yassin, then I sent a letter to her in which she wrote: “Happy birthday to the most beautiful Mother, great wife, unique beautiful lady Maha Al-Saghir. “
Ditya Samir Ghanem and Ramy Radwan–
On the other hand, the star, Donia Samir Ghanem, surprised her followers a few days ago, by publishing a photo she gathered with Princess Diana 28 years ago through her account on Instagram, which was the photos previously published by her media husband Rami Radwan. She also described this day as one of the most important days of her life where she was He was very proud of him, especially since she met one of the world’s most caring women for children around the world as she had throughout her life before her departure, Princess Diana, and Donia said, “I had the honor to meet this unique person who loved and believed in children’s rights through my visit to the children’s library At the British Council, with my school, “The House of the Child” .. This photo was taken after I sang her a small clip of a children’s song.
This was in the context of Princess Diana’s visit when she visited Egypt in 1992, when she visited the Al-Azhar Mosque and some of the tourist areas that she was keen to see, as that visit coincides with her peace to the artist Donia Samir Ghanem as it appears during the photo.
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