Zina Shares Behind-the-Scenes of Meeting Jean-Claude Van Damme and Visiting Madame Tussauds Dubai
Actress Zina had a memorable artistic and entertaining experience in Dubai, meeting global star Jean-Claude Van Damme and touring Madame Tussauds, sharing highlights with her followers on social media.
Actress Zina captured attention during her recent trip to Dubai, sharing unique moments that combined art and entertainment. Her visit included a notable meeting with international star Jean-Claude Van Damme, along with a tour of the famous Madame Tussauds museum, where she posed for photos with wax figures of iconic film stars such as Shahrukh Khan, Tom Cruise, and Dwayne Johnson.
Zina shared highlights of her visit on Instagram, commenting: "It is not the strong who always win the war, but the weak who lose peace."
The visit came just days after attending the opening of a new branch of Robert De Niro’s restaurant in Dubai, which hosted several celebrities including Jean-Claude Van Damme, Amy Samir Ghanem, Hassan El Raddad, and journalist Lujain Omran.
During the event, a humorous moment occurred when Van Damme initially mistook Zina for global star Penelope Cruz due to their resemblance. Zina tried for a while to convince him otherwise before he finally realized the truth, jokingly sharing: "I spent a long time convincing him I’m not her… and when he finally realized, he said: Bye Penelope," which delighted her followers.
Recently, Zina starred in the series "Warda & Chocolate," based on a true story that captured public attention. The show was written by Mohamed Ragaa, directed by Mando El Adl, produced by El Adl Group, and featured a mix of established and young actors.
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