Qusai Khouli and Razane Jammal on a plane.. What's the reason?

Syrian star Qusai Khouli shared a funny video with his fans on his official account on the photo and video sharing site, Instagram.

Qusai said in the video that he found something strange on the plane he was traveling on to Riyadh to attend the Joy Awards ceremony, referring to his colleague, Lebanese artist Razan Jammal, whom he found lying on a seat on the plane wearing a face mask.

"Khawli" commented on the funny situation that brought him together with the Lebanese artist: "Good evening, I mean I expected to see everything on the plane, but to see this thing, I was really surprised."

You can follow the news and advertisements of celebrities and all their exclusive content that you can only find through the Special application, which is a social networking application with special and unique features, as it includes a podcast that provides many unique features as you can launch a podcast with your friends or listen to others, and it also provides knowledge of the various possessions of celebrities .

Nadine Njeim supports Qusai Khouli after his crisis with the "vain ones" Lebanese artist Nadine Njeim was keen to support her colleague, Syrian artist Qusai Khouli, after the recent crisis he faced, due to his way of attacking his critics, especially after the announcement of his new series that is scheduled to bring him together with artist Nour Al-Ghandour.

Nadine Njeim expressed her love for her colleague Qusai Khouli after she decided to support him following the recent attack on him due to his attack on his critics.

Nadine Njeim responded to the post published by the Syrian artist on his personal account on the social media platform X, in which he apologized, admitting his mistake and wrote: "No one makes mistakes... all my love."

Nadine Njeim wrote, praising him: “May God grant you success in everything you want,” describing him as the owner of a pure heart and a sweet soul, praying to God for him: “Success wherever you are.. and I miss you a lot.” The Syrian artist interacted with her, expressing his longing to cooperate with her again after they presented three successful series together, which are “Five and a Half, Twenty Twenty, and Finally.”

Qusai Khouli wrote: "Nadine, my dear, I miss you so much. God willing, I will see you well, and may God grant you success and protect you in everything you do."