Fedra Reveals Personal & Artistic Secrets: Special Appearance in “Ayn Sahriya
In a candid interview on “Between the Lines”, Fedra opens up about her artistic projects, personal life, and her guest role in the series “Ayn Sahriya”.
🎬 In an exciting episode, Fedra shared her personal and artistic life with complete honesty, emphasizing that her relationship with mirrors was never out of vanity: “My relationship with mirrors was just work.” She also revealed her phobia of cockroaches and insects 🪳.
🌟 Regarding her participation in “Ayn Sahriya”, Fedra appeared as a guest star, expressing her happiness working alongside Omar Essam, praising his talent and dedication: “The chemistry was great, God bless him, and people love him.”
🎭 Fedra also explained that her role as “Dr. Fedra” in “Mid Term” was originally written for a man, but she accepted it as a favor to director Mariam El Bagouri, with whom she shares a long-standing relationship.
🐾 Addressing the controversy over wearing fur in one project, Fedra clarified that it was synthetic and she refuses to wear real fur: “I’ve never worn real fur.. animals are skinned alive for fashion, and that’s painful.”
📚 She spoke about her discussions with Dr. Ali Gomaa on religious and jurisprudential topics, showing her curiosity about prophetic stories.
💔 On a personal level, Fedra emotionally discussed her relationship with her late mother, her three marriages described as “all mistakes”, and her decision not to have children, believing she wasn’t suited for traditional relationships.
👶🐶 She admitted that her vulnerabilities are children, animals, and family, and that she did not cry over her divorces because she was convinced the decision was right.
🌟 Conclusion:
Fedra manages her personal and artistic life with awareness and integrity, preserving her professional principles and rights.
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