Blaming rumors
Nadeen says rumors Because her success
Actress Nadeen Al Rassi
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Lebanese actress Nadeen Al Rassi denied what was published that she was shot in the Business District of Lebanese capital of Beirut, saying that what was published are unfounded rumors promoted by newspapers. She added that she received a large number of phone calls from her fans and friends, saying that she was shocked of the rumors targeting her.
She added that such rumors aim to distract attention from the success that she achieved during the recent period, saying that haters attempt to use the rumors as weapon to challenge her. She added that she did not visit the Business District.
She expressed her pleasure of the positive reactions to her new TV drama work “Ward Jori”, saying that it managed to gain the confidence of people and achieved a large number of comments on social media networks. She said that she exerted increasing efforts to gain the confidence of people since the beginning of her career.
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