Tell me – Lebanese actress, Layal Abboud, has launched an attack on some party caterers in her country, criticizing the way they treat them, commenting by saying, ‘Lebanese contractors haven’t come out to deal with them.’
Abboud added: “I work very sweetly, with love, cooperation and a helping hand, but none of them deserve it. Many reproaches for them and there are people who do not deserve good.
He has criticized the actions of some contractors, noting that there are some who do not deserve this title, as they offend a large number of artists.
He also clarified that these contractors are “their best abroad”, dealing with Arab artists who do not deserve to give concerts in Lebanon, especially since they have nothing to do with the fine arts, either from near or far, as he affirmed it.
He continued: “I’m one of the number one artists at the box office. All my concerts are full and successful, the world and the public do me justice”.
He denied that he is one of the artists who resort to inviting their followers to their concerts to be full.
Layal Abboud confirmed that he will receive the year 2023 with a smile and a look of optimism for the coming days, because the Lebanese people suffered a lot in the year 2022, commenting: “We sacrifice and give a lot, and it is our right to live. “
It is worth noting that the artist, Layal Abboud, was surprised in an earlier interview with “Fuchia” by some attempts to exploit her celebrity, especially after a special advertisement was released for a party in Syria during the which his image was used to promote another artist.
And he expressed his happiness for the great success achieved by the collaboration with the artist Ali Al-Deek in the duet “Your Love is Bilwa”, underlining the relationship of brotherhood and friendship that binds them.
The Lebanese singer has denied having been linked recently, revealing that she is living a beautiful love story that brings her together with her lover, who feels fear for her, and this is what makes him send escorts to protect her at his concerts .
