4 statements by Rania Youssef sparked controversy: I owe installments and do not photoshop my photos

4 statements by Rania Youssef sparked controversy: “I have installments and do not photoshop my photos.”

The artist, Rania Youssef, raised controversy during the past hours, with bold statements, as usual, as she used to be frank and speak from her heart in her media appearances.

And “Speciali” reviews the most prominent recent statements of the artist, during her hosting of the “gossips” program:

My mind relaxes as soon as I pay the installments I owe, I owe a lot of them, and my whole life has installments since my beginning that do not end. Why do some mock my talk about installments, aren't we human? We have many items that require exchange that others do not have, such as clothing, makeup, hair, and accessories. I spend a lot on them, especially since I showed the dress once and could not wear it again.

There is no difference between a wise man and a fool when they fall in love, everything is nice in the beginning, the first 3 months, after that everything appears as it is.

Men think of their instincts more than their heart, while women think of their emotions, and a man should accept a woman as she is, with her advantages and disadvantages, and she too, and there are no men in my life right now who care about myself and my time.

I don’t like photography on mobile phones very much, and I’m not a fan of mobile phones in general. I don’t edit my photos as they say. After I took them, I sent them to the person in charge of the page and he published them in his own way. He told me that he edits them, not Photoshop, and I don’t know the difference between them.

And the actress, Rania Youssef, announced the completion of filming the movie “Ward Rayhan”, through her personal account on the social networking site “Twitter”.

Rania Youssef published a picture from the scenes of the work, and a writer commented: “The last day of filming in Ward Rayhan.”

The events of the film take place in a suspenseful framework, full of mystery. The film co-stars: Ahmed Al-Fishawy, Rania Youssef, Nancy Salah, Amr Abdel Aziz, Nabil Essa, and written and directed by Mohamed Nabil.