Amr Mahmoud Yassin Settles the Debate: “We Forget What Was” Is Not Inspired by Sherine Abdel Wahab

After fans linked the new series “We Forget What Was” to Sherine Abdel Wahab’s life, writer Amr Mahmoud Yassin clarifies that the drama is fictional and not targeting any public figure.

  Wed , January 21 2026 / 01:13 PM Updated At: 2026-01-21 13:13:31

The trailer for “We Forget What Was,” starring Yasmine Abdel Aziz, sparked significant buzz on social media, with many praising its promising tone. However, some viewers speculated that the storyline resembles the life of singer Sherine Abdel Wahab.

📌 Amr Mahmoud Yassin addressed these claims in a statement, denying any direct inspiration from Sherine or any celebrity. He emphasized that he does not write by targeting public figures, but rather draws from personal experiences and general life stories.

He added that similarities with real-life personalities can occur unintentionally, as the drama reflects common human experiences. He also expressed his respect for Sherine as a great artist.

Conclusion:
“We Forget What Was” is a social drama aimed at portraying universal human emotions, not a biographical account of any specific celebrity.

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