Syrian Actress Tulin Al-Bakri Denies Marriage to Maher Al-Assad
Syrian Actress Denies Marriage Rumors,Calls Them “Systematic Campaign”
Tulin Al-bakri vehemently denies rumors circulating online about her marriage to Maher Al-assad,brother of former Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. In an exclusive interview, teh actress expressed her deep displeasure wiht the unfounded claims, calling them a “systematic campaign” designed to harm her reputation.
“Today, for the first time, I will respond to this news because the matter has become unusual,” Al-Bakri stated. “I believe that it is something that directly and indirectly harms me.”
Al-Bakri, visibly upset, highlighted the damaging impact of these rumors, particularly in the wake of the Syrian conflict. “We are a tired people who have lived through war and blood and are standing on the edge for life and a homeland,” she said.”How can trifles and rumors invent and harm others?”
the rumors, which allege a secret marriage and three children, have been widely circulated on social media. Al-Bakri refuted these claims, emphasizing her modest lifestyle and lack of financial resources.”They say that I am secretly married to Maher al-Assad, and I have three children with him,” she explained. “They made a video of me organizing the wedding in his villa. All my acquaintances and neighbors in the Levant know that I don’t have a car or a house to be a wife. When I need a car, I hire one from an office.”
Al-Bakri further pointed to a documented incident where she lost her car due to shelling in Al-Najma Square, Al-Shalan, highlighting her financial struggles.
“I lost my car due to a shell falling… and this thing is documented on YouTube,” she said. “And to this day, I cannot buy a car. All the people around me know about my humble condition. And I’m alive and well, thank God.”
The actress concluded her statement with a plea for understanding and a call for unity. “If I where Maher al-Assad’s wife, would I have asked to meet the ousted president Bashar al-Assad eight years ago to ask him for a house?” she questioned.
“I am appalled by the amount of ignorance and credence in the propaganda and rumors against me, especially since they appeared at a wholly inappropriate time because they created infection for me and my family when the regime fell,” Al-bakri added. “My message to everyone is to think about your problems and how we can build the country and live in peace. They left people alone with their lives.”
Syrian Actress Denies Marriage Rumors, Calls Them “Systematic Campaign”
NewsDirectory3 Exclusive Interview
syrian actress Tulin Al-bakri vehemently denies rumors circulating online about her alleged marriage to Maher Al-assad, brother of former syrian President Bashar Al-Assad. In an exclusive interview with NewsDirectory3, the actress expressed her deep displeasure with the unfounded claims, calling them a “systematic campaign” designed to harm her reputation.
“today, for the first time, I will respond to this news because the matter has become unusual,” Al-Bakri stated. “I believe that it is something that directly and indirectly harms me.”
Al-Bakri, visibly upset, highlighted the damaging impact of these rumors, particularly in the wake of the Syrian conflict. “We are a tired people who have lived through war and blood and are standing on the edge for life and a homeland,” she said. “How can trifles and rumors invent and harm others?”
The rumors, which allege a secret marriage and three children, have been widely circulated on social media. Al-Bakri refuted these claims, emphasizing her modest lifestyle and lack of financial resources. “They say that I am secretly married to Maher al-assad, and I have three children with him,” she explained. “They made a video of me organizing the wedding in his villa. All my acquaintances and neighbors in the Levant know that I don’t have a car or a house to be a wife. When I need a car, I hire one from an office.”
Al-Bakri further pointed to a documented incident where she lost her car due to shelling in Al-Najma Square, Al-Shalan, highlighting her financial struggles. “I lost my car due to a shell falling… and this thing is documented on YouTube,” she said. “And to this day,I cannot buy a car. all the people around me know about my humble condition. And I’m alive and well, thank God.”
The actress concluded her statement with a plea for understanding and a call for unity. “If I were Maher al-AssadS wife, would I have asked to meet the ousted president Bashar al-Assad eight years ago to ask him for a house?” she questioned.
“I am appalled by the amount of ignorance and credence in the propaganda and rumors against me,especially since they appeared at a wholly inappropriate time because they created infection for me and my family when the regime fell,” Al-bakri added. “My message to everyone is to think about your problems and how we can build the country and live in peace. They left people alone with their lives.”