Egyptian star Mohamed Ramadan is gearing up for a new artistic experience through a duet with Saudi singer Ayed — their first collaboration together. The song, set to be released soon, is composed by renowned musician Mahmoud El Khayami. Ayed shared behind-the-scenes photos with Ramadan on his official Instagram account, captioning them: "With the artist Mohamed Ramadan." Ramadan replied with his signature phrase: "Trust in God, success," reflecting his optimism about the upcoming project.
In a related context, Mohamed Ramadan announced the postponement of his concert in the United States due to rising security tensions resulting from military escalation in the region, particularly between Iran and Israel. In a video posted on his official Facebook page, Ramadan explained that his decision came after a comprehensive assessment of the situation, prioritizing the safety of the audience and his team. In his usual sarcastic tone, he joked: "Missiles are flying over our heads like homing pigeons. I'm afraid to get on a plane — it might get hit by a missile, or the audience might get a tear gas bomb."

On another note, Ramadan addressed the recent controversy involving his son, who was accused of assaulting another child at a sports club, a case that ended with a judicial order placing his son in a care home. Ramadan confirmed that the issue has since been resolved amicably with the injured child's father, in a spirit of respect and reconciliation. He stated that the dispute concluded with gaining "a brother and a sister," and he called for forgiveness and a family-oriented approach to conflicts.