Najwa Karam silences rumors of her separation with a romantic message to her husband

Over the past few hours, several media reports have circulated claiming that Lebanese singer Najwa Karam has divorced her husband, Omar Dahmani, after a one-year marriage.

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Artist Najwa Karam responded quickly and decisively to the rumors, tweeting on her X account, confirming that she was experiencing a state of joy and artistic success.

In this context, Najwa Karam commented: "I am still living in the euphoria of my successes, starting with the Grand Amman Festival and ending with the Carthage wedding. A dream gives birth to a bigger and bigger dream."

On the other hand, Najwa Karam dedicated her last message to her fans and her husband, affirming her eternal love for him through her latest summer song, "Partner of My Heart," saying: "My dedication to you and to my eternal love: You are the partner of my heart, the partner of my life, the companion of my life and my support."

It was reported that some sources close to the couple categorically denied the rumors, confirming that their personal and artistic lives are stable and happy.

Najwa announced her marriage in January 2024, while previous reports indicated that the marriage contract actually took place in December 2023.

This is her second marriage, after her previous relationship with concert promoter Youssef Harb in 2000, which ended in a divorce two years later.

He noted that the "Sun of Arabic Song" recently shone on the Carthage Archaeological Theater stage as part of the 59th Carthage International Festival. She opened the evening with the song "Always Your Glory, Carthage," a dedication to Tunisia, sparking audience interaction from the start.

Najwa expressed her deep love for Tunisia, saying: "I love you, Tunisia," and the audience responded in unison: "We love you so much."

She addressed her audience in Carthage, saying: "May you always be proud, Carthage. The most beautiful thing we have are memories. We have nostalgia and longing, and today we are making more beautiful memories." She then performed a selection of her most famous songs amidst an atmosphere filled with joy, dancing, and continuous applause.