Egyptian Actor Bayomy Fouad Refuses to Reconcile ‌with ⁢Fellow⁤ Artists

Egyptian actor Bayomy Fouad​ has fired back at​ several artists who had previously⁢ attacked him, although they later retracted their statements.

Fuad refused to reconcile with ⁢his compatriot, director Kamala Abu Zekri, ⁣who attacked him for presenting his play “Fake Marriage” coinciding with the Gaza war, in a post he later deleted from his social‌ media account.

Fuad stated in a media ‌statement, “There is no ⁣possibility of a reunion ‌with him and ⁤no artistic work can unite me with him in the future, even‍ if it wins an Oscar.”

He added, “Absolutely. Abu Zekri ⁣fell out of‌ my sight because he didn’t finish the ⁣position he started, so why did he delete the post⁢ he ‍wrote? Can you​ answer the question?”

Fuad also ⁤noted that ‍an ⁢Egyptian ​actor had attacked the drama himself, ‌but ​he backed down after the “Shahid” platform⁤ refused to buy the series he‌ worked ⁤on, claiming that his page was stolen from him and that ⁤he did not⁣ write what was published on it.

Fuad ‍emphasized, “Whoever takes a stand, must stand firm in it ⁢for his​ own honor. Be a man and‍ do not run⁣ away.”

In the same ‍meeting, the ‍Egyptian ‍comedian disclosed mediation efforts to try to reconcile him with his fellow actor Mohamed Salam, hoping to reach a solution that would satisfy everyone.