A wave of controversy swept social media in recent hours following the circulation of posts attributed to the actor Ahmed El Sakka, coinciding with rumors about a relationship between his ex-wife, media personality Maha El Soghayar, and actor Tarek Sabry.

The posts sparked what could be described as a "storm of questions" regarding the accuracy of these reports and the meaning behind the messages circulated under the name of the Egyptian actor.

Ahmed El Sakka was attributed with "mysterious" messages on social media written in a harsh and unusual tone, including: "Bye bye to the biggest lie in my life, and beware because Sabry is running out, my blood will become heavy, by the Lord of the sky and (Tarek)... Bye, I can't find words to say because you have a price, and whoever has a price is cheap no matter how high it is."

The matter did not stop there; it was followed by another post in the form of a short video (reel) on his Facebook account, where he wrote: "I don’t mind if you try to trap me, just make sure you can handle the rest of the movie," which further fueled questions about the intended meaning.

Clear indications Observers believed that these rapidly spreading posts carried clear hints about the rumored relationship between Maha El Soghayar and Tarek Sabry, especially given the frequent public appearances of the two together. Some considered the mention of the name "Tarek" in the first post as strengthening these speculations, while awaiting a clear response instead of vague hints.

Divergent public opinions The posts received wide reactions on social media, with opinions divided between those doubting the authenticity of the posts attributed to El Sakka, considering them possibly forged or fabricated messages, and others who saw them as an explicit expression of jealousy and sadness, especially given the timing of their publication alongside the spreading rumors.

Ahmed El Sakka performs the Hajj pilgrimage Meanwhile, Ahmed El Sakka shared a photo on his Instagram story while performing the Hajj pilgrimage alongside actors Amr Saad and Hamada Helal, raising questions about whether he actually posted the controversial messages or if they were fabricated.