After Egyptian actress Wafaa Amer took legal action and filed a complaint against a girl who accused her of involvement in organ trafficking, actor Ahmed Wafik announced his intention to take legal measures against those who published a fabricated video on the platform "TikTok," containing serious accusations against him.

The video accuses him of being involved in organ trafficking.

Ahmed Wafik explained in a post on his official Facebook account that the circulating video was originally a live congratulatory message from him to Noah, the son of his friend Mohamed Atiya, on his birthday. However, he was surprised to find a modified version uploaded, which included a fake audio conversation between two people, one of whom had a voice resembling his, implying that he was involved in illegal activities.

Ahmed Wafik: I will not spare anyone who defames me

In his post, Ahmed Wafik said: "Someone posted a video of me on TikTok while I was congratulating Noah, the son of my friend Mohamed Atiya, on his birthday. They added a fake audio call between two TikTok users (one with a voice similar to mine), suggesting that I am involved in organ trafficking. I will file a police report, and anyone who tries to share this video or defame me, I will not spare them and will take legal action. Things should not come to such chaos."

"Deception and spreading chaos"

Ahmed Wafik urged the public not to circulate such videos that aim to mislead and spread chaos.

It is worth mentioning that Ahmed Wafik participated in the film "Alexandrian," which was screened in cinemas last year. The film stars Ahmed Alawadi, Bayoumi Fouad, Zeina, Salah Abdallah, Mahmoud Hafez, written by Osama Anwar Okasha and directed by Khaled Youssef. The story revolves around "Baker Al-Iskandarani," who faces several conflicts with his father, cousin, and lover, decides to travel abroad seeking a new life, but returns only to face the conflicts again.