Ahmed Saad in the joy of his ex-wife Sumaya al-Khashab leads the communication sites
The artist Sumaya al-Khashab and her ex-singer Ahmed Saad and the artist Mohamed Ramadan occupied the talk of social networking sites throughout the past hours, where Muhammad Ramadan exploded an unexpected surprise through the series "Musa", and Ramadan published pictures of Ahmed Saad in representative personal clothes and attended the joy, and in one of the pictures Ramadan bears toxicity or their sweetness Ahmed Saad stands next to them and everyone is happy and with a broad smile.
Since the publication of the photos, Trend has occupied social networking sites and received the largest percentage of comments, especially since it is known that Sumaya and Saad's relationship reached a dead end after the divorce and the ongoing lawsuit between them, in addition to Ahmed Saad's connection with another girl.
Ahmed Saad commented on the wedding photos, saying: "Musa is happy, we are all happy. Congratulations, my dearest heart."
Saad published excerpts from his song "Everyday" that he presented in the series "Kings of Al-Jadaanah," whose lyrics are about getting rid of false and traitorous characters, and he mixed his image with Sumaya al-Khashab and Muhammad Ramadan, and a clip of the song appeared to be directed at his ex-wife.
Sumaya did not respond directly, but she only posted hints through her accounts on social media, and once posted a picture for two centuries, then a tweet with pictures of sheep and money, without clarifying who she was referring to.
Al-Emarat Al-Youm learned that the idea of Ahmed Saad in joy is the idea of Muhammad Ramadan himself. Sumaya assured to “Emirates Today” that she did not object to the idea and welcomed it when Ramadan offered her to her and said that it does not cut off anyone’s livelihood as long as there is a livelihood for anyone, and it does not mean that he is divorced. You'll mind if there's any good for him.
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