The lawyer Jarrah Mubarak Al-Wawan, acting as the legal representative of Kuwaiti artist Shajoun Al-Hajri, issued a strongly worded statement directly warning social media users against reposting or sharing any photos or news related to his client following her detention by the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior on suspicion of possessing prohibited substances.

Al-Wawan emphasized that continuing to circulate this content constitutes a clear legal violation and exposes those responsible to legal accountability, adding that the legal team will take all necessary measures to protect Shajoun from any abuse or public defamation.

Widespread solidarity and support messages from artistsMeanwhile, many artists across Kuwait and the Arab world expressed their sympathy and support for Shajoun Al-Hajri, firmly rejecting any form of defamation or invasion of privacy, and calling for respect of privacy and prayers for her to overcome this ordeal.

Reactions from Hussain Al Jasmi and Nesreen TafeshEmirati singer Hussain Al Jasmi expressed his displeasure over the defamation campaign targeting Shajoun, stating on his account that "Mistakes do not justify humiliation or violating human dignity," urging his followers not to judge others without fully understanding the circumstances.

Syrian artist Nesreen Tafesh also addressed the crisis faced by Shajoun Al-Hajri by posting a heartfelt message on Instagram expressing her full solidarity, writing: "Defamation in moments of weakness only comes from sick souls. Whoever errs needs help, not condemnation. All love and prayers to you, Shajoun."