Singer Rahma Mohsen Accuses Ex-Husband of Blackmail Using AI-Generated Photos
Egyptian folk singer Rahma Mohsen files a new police report accusing her ex-husband of blackmail with fake AI-generated images meant to harm her reputation.
Egyptian folk singer Rahma Mohsen has filed a new police report accusing her ex-husband of blackmailing her using AI-generated photos and videos designed to damage her reputation amid ongoing personal disputes.
According to her statement, Rahma said she was shocked to see digitally fabricated videos circulating online, showing her in false and compromising situations, and she suspects her ex-husband’s involvement in producing or spreading them to tarnish her public image.
The singer confirmed she possesses evidence and chat records proving multiple threats and blackmail attempts, where she was pressured to comply with certain personal demands in exchange for not releasing the fake materials.
Authorities have begun examining the complaint and collecting evidence, while the prosecution has been notified to summon the concerned parties and proceed with the investigation.
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