Hande Erçel makes a surprise appearance at Zein Katami and Celio Saab's wedding

In a surprise appearance that delighted her fans, Turkish star Hande Erçel attended the wedding of Celio Saab and Zeina Katami. The event, held on the second night of the legendary celebrations hosted by world-renowned designer Elie Saab to celebrate the wedding of his middle son, took place amidst a magical atmosphere at the Faqra Club under the theme "Eterna."

A dress from memory... by Elie Saab Archil stole the show with her striking look, wearing an elegant, fitted dress with thin straps from Elie Saab's Spring 2003 collection. The design featured sequins and chiffon, embroidered with red roses and green leaves with gold edges on a soft beige background, a combination that recalls the classic spirit of Elie Saab's early days.

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A Lebanese night with the stars of the East Handa wasn't the only star of the event, as a large number of prominent Arab artists and celebrities attended, led by: Cyrine Abdelnour, Elissa, Assi El Hallani, Nancy Ajram, Guy Manoukian, and Farah Nakhoul, in an elegant musical evening that combined Lebanese sophistication with international glamour.

The second night of Celio and Zain's wedding turned into a truly artistic and social event, where elegance intertwined with art, and music with emotion, in a scene that only echoed the name of the event: "Eternity."

Hande Erçel with Anas Bukhash It's worth noting that in a special episode of "ABtalks" with media personality Anas Bukhash, Turkish star Handa Archil appeared with her human side, away from the spotlight, to share with her audience her personal experiences with fame, loss, love, and cyberbullying, in a profound and inspiring session.

Handa spoke about the price she has paid for fame, noting that she is going through a phase of self-rediscovery. She said frankly, "I knew who I was, but today I am trying to get to know myself again." She added that life under constant microscope makes people gradually lose their boundaries, emphasizing that people's gazes and judgments can overshadow an artist's identity.

In moving words, Archil recalled the painful moments of loss after her mother's death, saying: "My mother's voice is still in my ears... it has never left me." She pointed out that some of the criticism directed at her at the time was harsh and inhumane, as if some were exploiting her grief to belittle her.