Rania Farid Shawqi: I am not against cosmetic surgeries Rania Farid Shawqi: My mother was fully dedicated to the family

Egyptian actress Rania Farid Shawqi revealed her plans to undergo a cosmetic procedure soon, emphasizing that she is not against such surgeries and seeks only to preserve her natural facial features, saying: "I am not against cosmetic surgeries, and I try to keep my face with God’s touch."

She spoke about her previous experience, noting that her teeth were large when she was young, which led to some girls bullying her, so she had a cosmetic procedure to adjust their appearance in line with her features.

Rania also talked about her mother, explaining that she was fully dedicated to the family, which helped stabilize her marriage to her late father, the actor Farid Shawqi.

The secret to her parents’ successful marriage

She noted that life with an artist requires great patience and understanding due to long working hours and psychological pressures, and that her mother had an artistic sense that helped support her father. This devotion and care were key to the success of their 28-year marriage until his passing, despite his previous short marriages.

Rania affirmed that her mother acted as a "harbor" for her father, providing the calm and support he needed for creativity, and that mutual understanding and respect were the foundation of their relationship. Her mother always encouraged and was proud of his successes, making their relationship a model of a successful marriage based on mutual support.

Regarding her personality, Rania revealed that she is moody and dislikes routine, saying: "The mirror is not my friend." She also referred to a famous car accident she was involved in with actress Mona Zaki, explaining that Mona was the most affected, and the first thing she saw after the accident was her father, a moment she described as life-changing.

Rania also spoke about her father’s relationship with the late Huda Sultan, confirming that their marriage lasted 18 years before Huda requested a divorce, and that their relations with everyone else were based on affection and respect, saying: "We are all family, and no one owes anyone anything."

Regarding her toughest moment, Rania said that saying goodbye to her father was the hardest day, especially as she was pregnant with her daughter Farida, adding: "After my father passed, all the good things went… his tenderness and generosity, there is no father like him, never again."

Rania broke down in tears when shown an AI-generated image of her father with her daughters, affirming that her father was and remains the most precious to her and that his presence would have given them great strength in life.

In conclusion, Rania emphasized that marriages between artists rarely succeed because an artist needs a devoted and understanding partner, not another artist. She stressed that mutual understanding and sincere intentions are the foundation of a successful family united under one roof.