No, it’s 13” – Tamer Abdel Monem Clarifies His Marriages and Reveals the Full Story
Tamer Abdel Monem denies rumors about his marriages, explaining that his answer was sarcastic to an intrusive question, while continuing to host his program “Al-Basmeh” with wide audience engagement
In a recent clarification, actor Tamer Abdel Monem addressed circulating rumors on social media and media platforms regarding the number of his marriages. He confirmed that the claims are inaccurate and that his response was taken out of context from the show “Kashf Hesab” hosted by Ingy Hisham on “He” TV. 🌟
During the interview, the host asked if his number of marriages was 15, to which Tamer Abdel Monem responded sarcastically: “No, it’s 13”, expressing his displeasure at the intrusive question. 😅✋
His media advisor, Tamer El Khatib, explained that the reply was meant humorously and as a rebuttal to an inappropriate question, and that part of the dialogue was cut, resulting in misleading coverage.
On his official Facebook page, the actor commented:
"I’m surprised my sarcastic reply to an intrusive question was taken seriously!! 13 marriages, what am I, Rushdy Abaza?!" 😎🔥
Tamer Abdel Monem continues to host “Al-Basmeh” on Al-Shams TV, discussing various artistic and social issues, showcasing his true personality and avoiding false rumors. 🎬💡
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Tamer Abdel Monem denies the marriage rumors ✋
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The response was sarcastic to an intrusive question 😅
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Edited clips led to misinformation 🔑
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The actor continues “Al-Basmeh” with direct and engaging content 🎥
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