After her statements
Differences revived between singer Nawal Al Zoghbi and former husband
Lebanese singer Nawal Al Zoghbi
Beirut - Michal Hadad
The differences between Lebanese singer Nawal Al Zoghbi and her former husband Eli Depp have been revived after years of calm, as the Lebanese singer claimed, in a TV program, that she has been divorced and can marry again.
The statement raised the anger of Depp who published documents on his account on Facebook proving that the singer is still his wife. Zoghbi refused to give any response to the document published by her former husband, saying that she does not prefer to discuss such issues related to her family in media.
It is important to mention that the document dates back to 2012, as such documents are negligible in front of the authorities after three months from their issuance. The Lebanese singer managed to achieve notable success during the recent period under the supervision of her brother Marcel Zoghbi, who previously ran the works of singer Wael Jassar
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