Egyptian actress Shaimaa Seif has once again topped search engine trends following rumors about conflicts between her and her husband, producer Mohamed Carter. However, the actress chose to respond practically by posting a photo with her husband on her official Instagram story.

Shaimaa Seif accompanied the photo with the caption: "My love, may God keep him for me," a clear indication of the stability of their marriage and a denial of the circulating news about their separation.

Unfollowing Sparks Controversy

This response came days after followers noticed that Shaimaa had unfollowed her husband on Instagram and deleted several photos of them together, opening the door to interpretations and suspicions about tension in their relationship.

Cryptic Post Fuels Speculation

Shaimaa further fueled these speculations with a previous Instagram story post in which she wrote:“If you expose a scoundrel, he boasts; if you confront him, he acts ugly; if you distance yourself from him, he gossips, finds your enemy, sits with them, and praises them.”Some interpreted this as a veiled message reflecting an emotional crisis she might be going through.

History of Separation and Reunion

Shaimaa had announced her separation from Mohamed Carter last February, saying: "God’s will be done, my husband and I have separated, and God will compensate me, God willing." However, producer Mohamed Carter soon announced their reunion by posting a photo of them together with the caption: "May God unite our hearts and reconcile between us… My love has returned to my arms."

A Notable Artistic Wedding

It is worth mentioning that Shaimaa Seif married Mohamed Carter in October 2018 at a wedding attended by many prominent figures in the arts. Among the notable attendees was actor Yehia El-Fakharany, who witnessed their marriage contract, adding a special touch to the occasion.

Ongoing Artistic Activity

On the artistic front, Shaimaa recently starred in the series "Esh Esh," which aired during the Ramadan 2025 drama season alongside stars such as Mai Omar, Entesar, Magid Al-Masri, and Hala Sedki. She also ventured into radio drama with "Kadba Bayda" and participated in the play "Malik wal Shater" during the Riyadh season events.