Starring Rania Youssef and Sayed Ragab... Filming begins on the series "Link"

Filming has begun on the series "Link," which brings together Egyptian actor Sayed Ragab and his compatriot actress Rania Youssef, in their first collaboration on this project. The project has been in the works for a while and the cast has been contracted.

The series is scheduled to air next winter on United Media Services as part of the off-season series lineup.

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Link series heroes "Link" is a social thriller series that explores the impact of technology and social media on human relationships, and the psychological and social crises they can cause, within an exciting dramatic framework that reflects contemporary reality.

The series is written by Mohamed Galal, directed by Mohamed Abdel Rahman Hamaki, and produced by Iman Line, owned by Ahmed Bilal and Iman Abu El-Dahab.

The series stars an elite group of artists, including: Rania Youssef, Sayed Ragab, Mimi Gamal, Farah El Zahed, Mahmoud Yassin Junior, Mina Abu El Dahab, Lina Sofia, Salim El Turk, and a number of other well-known faces.

Rania Youssef: Most divorces are caused by mothers... and my dance outfit was modest Actress Rania Youssef was a guest on the program "Kalam El Nas," hosted by Yasmine Ezz on MBC Masr. During the interview, she touched on various milestones in her artistic career, discussed aspects of her personal life, and discussed her latest Ramadan projects.

A marriage that ended because of the mother-in-law and rumors of a relationship with an artist In response to a question from media personality Yasmine Ezz about whether she had faced problems with her mother-in-law in her married life, Rania answered frankly: "It happened once. One of my marriages ended because of my mother-in-law. The marriage didn't even last four months, and 90% of divorces in our country are caused by the interference of mothers, whether the husband's mother or the wife's mother."

The artist categorically denied rumors about her previous relationship with a deceased artist, stressing that everything that was circulating within the artistic community was nothing more than professional admiration and mutual respect for talent, with no personal or romantic relationship.

Complex relationship with mother and closeness with father Rania Youssef spoke openly about her strained relationship with her mother, explaining that she suffered greatly from her mother's attempts to interfere in her life, which she consistently rejected. She said, "My mom used to interfere in everything, and I used to prevent it. She used to get upset with me, and she still gets upset to this day."

She added, "There is a difference in our upbringing. She was raised one way, and I was raised differently. Now my daughter discusses things with me as if I were her friend, but I could never discuss things with my mother like that."

Regarding her father, she said: “I was close to my father and knew how to talk to him, but my mother always thought she was right and I had to listen to her without question.”

Strong intuition reveals betrayal Rania Youssef stated that she has a strong intuition that helps her detect infidelity without the need to search or monitor, saying: "If someone is cheating on me, I know without searching. God sends me signs, and I sense it from the start."

Controversy over the dance scene in "Midnight Crime" The actress commented on the controversy surrounding the dance scene she appeared in during the first episode of the series "Midnight Crime," confirming that the scene lasted no more than one minute, and that she was wearing a modest dance outfit. She said, "I meant not to dance, and the scene was very short."

Neglecting the daughters...and artistic choices for the sake of the family Rania revealed how guilty she feels towards her young daughter for being absent from her during her childhood due to her busy schedule at work, saying: "I blame myself a lot. Sometimes I accept roles that don't add anything to my life, but I do it so I can support my daughters."

She noted that she has begun to reject leading roles because she plays the role of both father and mother at the same time, explaining: "I am the only one responsible for them, and this has affected my career, but I had to."

Concluding the interview, Rania Youssef explained her vision for her daughters' personal lives, noting that she advises them not to rush into marriage, saying, "I tell my daughters that there is no marriage before the age of 30. They must live mature, independent lives first."