The past few hours have witnessed new developments in the ongoing crises of the artist Mohamed Ramadan. New chapters have emerged, as the Egyptian star has pursued other charges, adding to his problem with the arrested pilot, Ashraf Abu Al-Yusr.
Attorney Al-Tayyar’s lawyer, Magdi Helmy, confirmed that he had submitted a report to the Attorney General against Ramadan, accusing him of publishing videos and using social media platforms to direct the public and public opinion to prejudice and offend the reputation, honor and prestige of pilot Abu Al-Yusr.
Intellectual property expert Hazem El-Tahawy stated that the new communication places Mohamed Ramadan on the front line with accusations of crimes punishable by Egyptian lawmakers with freedom-restricting sentences of up to five years.
It is noteworthy that Mohammed Ramadan failed the day before yesterday, to attend his first prosecution sessions in front of the Economic Court in the lawsuit brought against him by the pilot, as he did not attend or who represented him legally.
It seems that Muhammad Ramadan's crises will not stop there, as he exposed over the past two hours to two other crises, as photographer Hossam Manadili accused him of stealing one of his pictures and designing a poster for his new Ramadan series, "Al-Prince" for 2020, without her prior permission.
Also, the owner of the famous liver restaurant in Egypt revealed that Mohamed Ramadan filmed a new video clip for him inside the restaurant without his permission or permission.
Ramadan Al-Prince, on his YouTube channel, posted a video explaining the details of the incident, and said that he had received a notification from the restaurant workers that Muhammad Ramadan was on his way to the restaurant, to welcome him and give him 20 tables, thinking that he would come to eat a liver meal only.
He added that he expressed his amazement after he was surprised by the presence of several large cameras in the restaurant. He threatened to file a lawsuit because of the incident, confirming that he would not leave his right, and said: "You are a star ah, but people do not respond to threatening us and people are not marginalized."