Mohamed Sobhy Honors the Ninth Anniversary of His Wife’s Passing with a Heartfelt Message
On the ninth anniversary of his wife’s passing, Egyptian actor Mohamed Sobhy recalls the warmth of their memories with an emotional message full of love and devotion.
Egyptian actor Mohamed Sobhy commemorated the ninth anniversary of his late wife Nevin Ramiz, sharing a touching message alongside a rare photo of them together.
He wrote:
“My love… On this day, nine years ago, you left us… but you never left my mind nor my memory.”
✨ Emotional Symbols Reflecting His Feelings:
• 💭 Cherished memories
• 💞 Gratitude for her lifelong support
• 🕊️ Prayers for her peace
Sobhy expressed how much of his personality and achievements were shaped by her wisdom, kindness, and constant encouragement:
“My entire being was shaped by your morals, your gentle heart, and your mind that always pushed me to fulfill our dreams.”
Despite the years, he still feels her absence deeply, saying:
“You lost nothing when you left… We are the ones who lost everything.”
He concluded his message with a heartfelt note:
“I miss you, Vina… as I always used to call you.”
✨ Additional Insight:
Nevin Ramiz, known for her work in theatre and choreography, was more than a life partner to Sobhy — she was the backbone of his artistic and personal life. His annual tributes continue to resonate with audiences, reflecting a rare form of loyalty and eternal love.
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