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VillageThe Egyptian actress has grown upReem Al-BaroudiA wave of resentment and anger among the pioneers of communication sites in Algeria, after publishing a series of posts through the “Story” column on the “Instagram” platform, in which he expressed his exposure to a “crisis” while he was in a hotel in the Algerian city of Tipaza, on the occasion of her participation in a special party that followed for the “Briky” fashion house.
Reem Al-Baroudi turns on social media
The Egyptian artist expressed to his followers, through his account on the Instagram platform, his deep dissatisfaction with the mistreatment suffered by the management of the hotel where he stayed in Algeria.
Al-Baroudi shared a number of publications and video clips, in one of which he said: “You know the value of your country when traveling out of Egypt. Amarr, Egypt … I am bored and I want to go back to my country” .
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As a result, social media in Algeria exploded with a wave of anger from the Egyptian artist, which prompted her to delete the previous post.
In another, he said he “had all the respect and appreciation for the fraternal people of Algeria”.
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And he wrote on his Instagram account: “I love and adore the Algerian people … But I have a problem with the hotel, and there is nothing but full love and respect for the beloved Algerian people”.
What happened to Reem Al-Baroudi in Algeria?
Al-Baroudi’s announcement of her mistreatment at the aforementioned hotel prompted her management to contact her and she solved the problem she was facing by offering her an apology.
The Egyptian artist accepted an apology from the hotel management via his Instagram page and confirmed that he had completed the trip and would not return to Egypt except on the date he had previously specified.
It is worth noting that the designer Briki, who was the reason for Baroudi’s visit to Algeria, is one of the most famous designers in Algeria.
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It is famous for preserving the designs of the local traditional clothing, as well as the performances it holds and is visited by a large number of Arab artists on different dates each year.
In a related context, it is noteworthy that Al-Baroudi’s behavior and the way he treated his followers from Algeria sparked a wave of widespread anger across social networking sites.
The interesting thing, according to some tweeters, is that the Egyptian artist “Reem Al-Baroudi”, 43, graduated from the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, but later turned to the world of art and cinema, which he has loved – according to his previous statements – since childhood.
