Laila Abdel Latif expects reconciliation between Sherine Abdel Wahab and Rotana

Forecasting expert Laila Abdel Latif predicted a reconciliation between artist Sherine Abdel Wahab and Rotana Company, which would put an end to the crisis that has been going on between them for some time.

Laila Abdel Latif: Sherine will not leave Rotana in this way In her first appearance after the rumor of her death spread, Laila Abdel Latif said: “Sherine will not leave Rotana in this way, and I expect reconciliation between them.”

Laila Abdel Latif added in an interview with the “Al Hekaya” program, presented by the media figure Amr Adeeb on MBC Masr: “Sherine has a big heart, is very smart, knows how to fix things, and doesn’t upset anyone.”

She continued: "I think Sherine will succeed in her plan with Rotana, and I see reconciliation and negotiations between them."

Rumor of Laila Abdel Latif's death tops the trend This comes after the spread of a rumor about Laila Abdel Latif's death during the past few days on social media. However, this rumor was categorically denied by her business manager, who confirmed that Laila Abdel Latif is in good health and that this news is completely false.

Regarding the rumor, her business manager confirmed that Laila Abdel Latif is in good health, and that she will sue whoever spread this false news if he finds out. He explained that Laila suffered from a minor health problem a few days ago, but she successfully overcame it. Laila herself then confirmed that the news is a rumor and has no basis in truth, considering that this rumor is the price of success.

Sherine's lawyer responds to Rotana's threats It is noteworthy that Sherine's lawyer, Yasser Qantoush, refuted the accusations made by Rotana against Sherine, in a press statement, confirming that the accusations of forgery made by the company against Rotana are baseless.

Qantoush said that the final terms of the contract signed between Sherine and Rotana stipulated that transactions be conducted through the Cairo branch, in addition to the Dubai branch, and that the company claims in this regard that transactions are conducted through Dubai only.

He pointed out that all contracts were concluded within the correct legal framework, and there is no change in the details, and that Sherine will not hesitate to take legal action if necessary.