Ten information about Pamela Al-Kik, after the controversy of her support for cohabitation and marriage to a woman

A wide controversy was raised by the Lebanese actress Pamela Al-Kik in the past hours, with her boldness and absolute frankness in the “Book of Fame” program presented by the journalist Ali Yassin, because of her opinion in supporting cohabitation and her acceptance of marriage to another woman.

The artist said: “I have not found the right man until now, and if I fall in love with a woman, I may be the first woman to marry a woman like her. There is basically a box to feel liberated."

Pamela added: "I do not have a problem showing nude in works of art. I am a human being who has 50% femininity and 50% masculinity. I am love, and I love love, whether a woman or a man.. Certainly we are not born. We do not have diseases, and certainly I do not ask society what I need to love." ".

After this controversy and the mixed reactions from the audience, "Speciali" monitors, in the following lines, SPECIALI 10 information about the bold artist:

1. She was born on May 14, 1988, in the Lebanese region of Deir al-Qamar.

2. Her nationality is Lebanese, and she studied in the schools of the nuns.

3. She studied directing at the Holy Spirit University in Lebanon.

4. She is fluent in speaking three languages: French, Italian and English

5. She participated in several Lebanese series, most notably the series "Khatwat Hob", "Ajyal", "Sarah" and "Real Love".

6. She participated in some Egyptian works that varied between drama and cinema, including the movie “Fares” starring Ahmed Zaher, the series and “Mawlana Al-Asheq” starring Mostafa Shaaban.

7. She won the Murex Awards for her roles as Best Supporting Actress in the series "Samra", "Al-Hob Al-Munno", and "Duo Al-Gharam".

8. She participated in the Celebrity Duets program in its first season on the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation screen in 2011.

9. She published a book entitled “Bam A La-Point” during the Arab Book Fair in Biel, Beirut. It is a collection of handwritten sayings of a social, artistic and political nature.

10. Her latest artistic work is the series “Crystal”, co-starring Mahmoud Nasr, Lynn Ghara and Stephanie Atallah.