Yasmine Ali responds to rumors of her marriage and divorce from a famous artist

Actress Yasmine Ali issued an official statement affirming her categorical rejection of the rumors circulating over the past few hours on social media platforms and websites regarding her marriage or divorce. She emphasized that this news is completely false and has no connection to reality.

Yasmine Ali issues a statement following rumors of her marriage and divorce. In this context, Yasmine Ali confirmed in a statement published on her official Instagram account her complete denial of the rumors circulating on some social media pages and websites about her marriage or divorce, and that her photo was used to portray her as Yasmine, the ex-wife of artist Mohamed El Amrousy.

The statement added that Yasmine Ali denounces the unjustified spread of false information about her personal life, stressing that her private life is not subject to rumours or media speculation.

On the other hand, the young singer called on all media outlets, websites, and social media pages to verify the accuracy of any news about her and to refrain from being swayed by malicious rumors aimed at distorting her image or exploiting her name to gain viewership and engagement.

Yasmine stressed that she will take legal action against any entity or individual who contributes to the dissemination or recirculation of such false news, to protect her legal and moral rights.

Yasmine Ali It is worth noting that Yasmine Ali began her artistic career in her hometown, Alexandria, where she first appeared on stage at the age of eight.

Yasmine Ali is known for her songs that carry messages of hope and positivity, starting with her breakthrough hit "Be Optimistic About Goodness," followed by "We Meet People," "Laugh a Laughter That Shakes the World," "New Candle," and "The Story." She won the Dr. Ahmed Zewail Award for Best Vocalist at the Egyptian Opera House in recognition of her talent and excellence.

Yasmine later joined the "Actor's Studio" with artist Mohamed Sobhi, and participated in the final parts of the series "Wanees", where the great artist wrote a role specifically for her that suited her voice and talent.

After re-covering Louay's song "Qabel Nas" on social media, Yasmine achieved widespread popularity, with audiences considering her a voice of joy and optimism in contemporary Egyptian singing.

She recently participated in the "100 Years of Singing" concert at the Egyptian Opera House, celebrating the memory of the great artist Farid Al-Atrash. She performed Asmahan's song "Nights of Pleasure in Vienna", along with a duet with Ali El Haggar titled "I Love You, Yanny."