Lebanese Actress Nour Mourns Husband Youssef Antaki: “I Can’t Imagine Life Without You
On his birthday, actress Nour expressed deep grief over the passing of her husband Youssef Antaki, describing him as her eternal love, life partner, and father of their children, touching the hearts of fans worldwide.
Lebanese actress Nour shared a heartfelt message on Instagram mourning her husband businessman Youssef Antaki, reflecting on the void left by his departure. 🌹🕊️
She wrote:
"A message to the sky, to my angel and love of my life, the kindest and most noble man. Today is your birthday, and we usually celebrate together, but this year fate did not allow you to be with us." 💔
Nour added:
"You were and still are a gift from God, my love, my husband, my teacher, my friend, my partner, my soul, and the father of our children. I never imagined life without you." 💫👨👩👧👦
She concluded:
"Happy birthday, my dear, happy years in heaven, where there is no pain or sorrow, until we meet again." 🌟🌌
The passing of Youssef Antaki deeply affected his family, with his brother Paul Antaki announcing funeral and memorial details at Saint Cyrus Church in Heliopolis: funeral at noon on Thursday, and memorial at 7:30 PM. 🕯️⛪
Nour and Youssef Antaki married in 2009 and have two children, with their marriage reflecting love and mutual support throughout the years. ❤️
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