Lebanese singer Carole Samaha paid tribute to her late husband, Egyptian businessman and producer Walid Mostafa, with a heartfelt message on Father’s Day, which is celebrated in Lebanon on June 21 each year. The message came from the heart of a mother and wife who still holds his memory with love and gratitude.

Carole shared an emotional photo on her official Facebook page, showing her only daughter, Tala, with her late father. Alongside the image, she wrote moving words expressing the deep emotional void his absence has left in their daily lives.

"A great void"

She wrote in the caption:

"You left a big void in her heart… You were the embrace, the safety, the support. You're in every corner of the house, in every detail, in every moment of weakness when we look for you. I'm trying as much as I can to fill the emptiness you left… but no one is like you."She added:

"You weren’t just a father, you were a school of love and sacrifice that can never be repeated. Every Father's Day… may your soul rest in peace in heaven, dearest and kindest dad in the world."

The post received a wave of interaction from her followers, who expressed their sympathy and flooded the comments with heartfelt messages of comfort and support for Carole and her daughter.

A private family life

Carole Samaha is known for keeping her personal life away from the public eye. She shared a strong love story with her husband Walid Mostafa, which led to their marriage in 2013. They welcomed their daughter Tala in August 2015. Walid also had another daughter, Amina, from a previous marriage. He passed away on May 9, 2025, after a battle with illness, leaving a profound impact on his family and fans.

Returning to the stage

On another note, Carole Samaha announced her upcoming return to the stage with a new concert in Beirut. The event is scheduled for Saturday, July 19, at the "Beirut Hall" venue.She posted the official concert poster on her Instagram account, writing an emotional message to her fans:

"Beirut… returning home! I missed the energy, the stage, and all of you… See you on July 19 at Beirut Hall for an unforgettable night."