Ahmed El Sakka Comments on Ex-Wife Maha El Saghir’s Controversy and Reflects on Suleiman Eid’s Passing
Actor Ahmed El Sakka discussed his ex-wife Maha El Saghir’s recent controversy, attributing it to possible psychological pressure, and shared his heartfelt reaction to the passing of late actor Suleiman Eid, while reflecting on his personal life post-divorce.
Actor Ahmed El Sakka addressed the recent controversy surrounding his ex-wife Maha El Saghir, who has been accused of stealing artworks from a renowned Danish painter, during his interview with Amr El Leithy on the show Wahed Men El Nas.
El Sakka suggested that the incident might be due to psychological stress, stating:
"We lived together for years and nothing like this happened. Influence from the surrounding company, God knows best, and I heard she apologized. Everyone makes mistakes."
He also commented on the possibility of reconciliation, saying:
"God knows. But right now, I’m stable and trying to repair some things that broke in life, and I pray God guides me sooner than expected."
In another part of the interview, Ahmed El Sakka shared a deeply emotional experience related to the passing of the late actor Suleiman Eid, explaining the difficulty of attending his funeral despite prior experience with personal loss. He said:
"I couldn’t bury him… I told the actors’ syndicate president: I can’t bury him myself, how could I?"
He described Eid’s passing as a significant shock, reflecting the strong friendship and bond they shared throughout their artistic careers.
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