Kareem Mahmoud Abdel Aziz’s Daughter Breaks Silence on Rumors Linking Her Father to Dina El-Sherbiny
Kenda, the daughter of actor Kareem Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, reacts strongly to rumors claiming her father is romantically involved with actress Dina El-Sherbiny, after new reports suggested the two might be married.
🔥 Social media has once again erupted with rumors surrounding Kareem Mahmoud Abdel Aziz and Dina El-Sherbiny, as speculation about their relationship and possible secret marriage continues — despite Kareem denying it months ago.
Three months earlier, Kareem posted a loving photo with his wife Ann Al-Refai, captioned “I love you,” making it clear that his marriage remains strong and putting rumors to rest at the time. ❤️
👀 The story resurfaced after singer Ruby shared a video from her concert, featuring Dina El-Sherbiny performing the song “Albi Plastic,” where Kareem and his wife were seen in the audience — reigniting gossip around the trio.
💬 However, Kareem’s daughter Kenda made headlines when she commented on the situation via a fan account, saying:
"Those two are fake, and I hate them. My parents shouldn’t be included in any story video of either of them," — a blunt reaction that quickly went viral.
🏠 Kareem married Ann Al-Refai in 2011, despite his late father, the legendary actor Mahmoud Abdel Aziz, advising him against marrying young. The couple has maintained a private, stable family life and have three daughters: Kenda (2012), Khadija (2015), and Habiba (2020). 👨👩👧👧
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