Leila Sweidan Reveals the Truth About Continuing Her Show After Facial Nerve Injury
Actress and presenter Leila Sweidan reveals details of her facial nerve injury, confirming she continues her radio show and daily life, while discussing the psychological pressure and defamation campaigns that led to her illness.
🎙️ Leila Sweidan Clarifies the Truth About Continuing Her Show After Facial Nerve Injury
In an emotional video on Facebook, actress and presenter Leila Sweidan revealed details of her facial nerve injury, confirming that she has not stopped working and continues to present her radio show while carrying on with her daily and therapeutic routines.
💬 Leila confirmed she is content with what God has given her
She said:
“I continue my daily life and my work at the channel despite the severe illness… and I am completely satisfied with the illness God granted me.”
She explained that the illness only affected her facial features, noting that some people live with physical disabilities since childhood and continue their lives normally. The most important thing, she added, is not to let disability become a mental, moral, or spiritual condition.
⚠️ New details reveal a deep human side
Leila revealed that the facial nerve injury resulted from psychological stress and a prolonged bad mental state, alongside extensive defamation campaigns. She stated that some people she considered friends turned into a source of pain.
🕊️ A strong message: Artists are human beings before fame
In the video, she said:
“Artists are human beings who feel joy, sadness, fatigue, success, and failure… we have life problems and many health issues.”
This reminds us that celebrities are also human, and illness can strike anyone, even those in the public eye daily.
📌 A message of resilience from 41 years in art
In a previous Facebook post, Leila wrote a moving text about her long artistic journey, stating she spent 41 years in art, working with legendary stars and winning local and Arab awards, representing her country at meetings with presidents and kings.
🎯 True fame is not about trends… but a long history
Leila added that she does not seek trends or attention just for noise, and that the channel did not ask her to appear in this situation, nor did she benefit financially from video views. She thanked everyone who prayed for her sincerely, stating she “entrusts her matter to God” in facing anyone who wants to harm her.
✨ What can we learn from this story?
This story is not just about an artist’s illness; it is a lesson in patience and faith.
The most important message:
A person may face psychological pressures affecting the body, but willpower and acceptance give strength to continue.
And fame does not mean a life without pain; it may increase life’s challenges.
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