Maguy Bou Ghosn: I am the wife of the most important Lebanese producer, and I will not remain silent anymore.

In a revealing and bold interview on the program "I Have a Question" with journalist Mohammed Qais on Al-Mashhad TV, Maguy Bou Ghosn opened up about the pressures, criticism, and the sensitive position she occupies as the wife of producer Jamal Sinan.

Maguy Bou Ghosn, with complete candor: Fame is no longer a shield, and silence is no longer an option. Maggie clearly said: “I am the wife of the most important Lebanese producer, and my position is sensitive and dangerous, and some people are praying for my death. I will not remain silent from today on.”

She stressed that she believes in confrontation, and that she maintains her humanity despite everything, noting: “I am not an angel, but I do not like harm, and I always stand up to it.”

Stardom from her point of view: It can't be bought or imposed. In her sarcastic response to a question about who Lebanon's number one star is, she simply said: "Me."

She also spoke about the Best Actress award she won for her role in the series "Bel Dam," announcing that she shared it with four other actresses, reflecting her collaborative spirit and respect for her colleagues.

Maggie added that she doesn't care about those who don't like her, stressing: "I don't buy people's love, and true success can't be bought. People are the ones who decide."

She also denied interfering in the writing of the texts, saying that she respects the privacy of the authors, and that the accusations against her come from people who practice paid promotion for themselves.

The illness experience changed her life: She signed a death vow. One of the most touching moments of the interview was when Maggie talked about her difficult medical experience and recalled the details of her delicate head surgery, saying: “I wasn’t ready, and I signed a pledge that the operation could lead to death.” She also recalled the pain of losing her husband's brother, Nahi Sinan, saying the experience brought back the fear she had experienced. But despite everything she's been through, Maggie asserts that today she's stronger, more balanced, and more at peace with her age, having reached the age of fifty, saying, "I love life, and I feel more energetic than ever."