Mohamed Sobhi’s Driver’s Son Reveals the Truth Behind Viral Video 🎬: "My Father Doesn’t Humiliate Himself"
The son of actor Mohamed Sobhi’s driver responded to the viral video showing Sobhi lashing out at his father during an awards ceremony, stressing that his father is not negligent or humiliated, and the situation was misinterpreted on social media ✨.
Actor Mohamed Sobhi has been trending after a video circulated showing him getting upset at his driver while leaving Al-Hanager Theatre at the Opera House following his award at the "Afaq" Festival 🎭.
His driver’s son clarified that his father, 65, was not late intentionally, saying:
"The man running behind him is my father. What happened is that he went to the bathroom, and to be clear, he is 65 years old. He is not young. He was talking to his sister Saloa’s driver when he came out… My father made a mistake, yes, but I did not object" 💬.
He added:
"What happened is very unfair. Many people said the driver was negligent, but my father has been a driver all his life. This happens with everyone, and he did nothing wrong" 💖.
He concluded with a warning to the public:
"Please clarify so my father is not humiliated in front of everyone. My father does not humiliate himself, and he did not act like that intentionally" ✨.
The incident sparked criticism online, but the truth is that Sobhi had recently been discharged from the hospital and was unable to wait long beside the car, which was misinterpreted on social media 🚗💨.
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