Haifa Wehbe accused of being 100% Egyptian, not Lebanese

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haifa wehbeControversial Egyptian lawyer Nabih Al Wahsh, who’s famous for filing lawsuits against celebs, denied that he’s been taken into custody for blasphemy and using inappropriate language against Lebanese superstar Haifa Wehbe’s mother.

The feisty lawyer described Haifa’s family as “messed up” and said that he knows of their darkest hidden secrets, which were handwritten by Haifa’s maternal aunt.

According to Sayidaty.net, Al Wahsh said that he wishes the rumors were true so he could reveal all the secrets he’s hidden about Haifa and her family to the public.

Haifa’s mother, who is of Egyptian origin, had filed a complaint against Al Wahsh after he made a number of public statements on the TV show “Sabaya” saying: “Haifa is not Lebanese, but is in fact born to an Egyptian father and mother. Her parents are from the ghetto and her father worked as a taxi driver. He is named Mohammad Wehbe.”

Nabih said that Haifa’s mum had married her first husband in Egypt while working as a cleaning lady in a furnished apartment building, after which she travelled to Lebanon where she met Haifa’s Daddy, who was working as a cab driver at the time.

Al Wahsh added that he has filed a lawsuit against Haifa for forgery as she holds three fake passports, each with a different birth date. Oh, you naughty girl! He said that one of them says she was born in 1967, while the other claims she was born in 1976.

“Haifa is a threat to national security because she shows how very easy it is to obtain more than one passport if the right amount of money is bribed,” he said.

Al Wahsh insisted that those facts were given to him by Haifa’s aunt and were not fabricated by him.

Al Bawaba

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11 responses to “Haifa Wehbe accused of being 100% Egyptian, not Lebanese”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    And if we knew how old the pic was, we might have an opinion too.
    30’s face on a 40’s body? Who cares. :-))) Where was she born? THAT’s the Nationality.

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    And if we knew how old the pic was, we might have an opinion too.
    30’s face on a 40’s body? Who cares. :-))) Where was she born? THAT’s the Nationality.
    Definitely Lebanese boobs there ….

  3. nagy_michael2 Avatar
    nagy_michael2

    The only threats come from Haifa are her boobs and ass..they’re threat to international security lol..
    who cares where she came from???

  4. sweetvirgo Avatar
    sweetvirgo

    “Haifa is a threat to national security ” Are you kidding me?!?!?! Who gives a you know what. There are other things in Lebanon to worry about. He must have trying to flirt with her but she rejected him and now he is pissed. Grow up and go fight for Lebanon!!!

  5. IraniAngel Avatar
    IraniAngel

    Hello my love 🙂

    apart from that, according to hannibals logic she must be lebanese bcoz she is green-eyed.. lebanese r blue/green-eyed either by birth OR by contact lenses

  6. IraniAngel Avatar
    IraniAngel

    Hello my love 🙂

    apart from that, according to hannibals logic she must be lebanese bcoz she is green-eyed.. lebanese r blue/green-eyed either by birth OR by contact lenses

  7. cook2half Avatar
    cook2half

    ya she doesnt look Egyptian lol

    1. disqus_zaBdS8VsGu Avatar
      disqus_zaBdS8VsGu

      uffff
      How does she not look Egyptian, but she looks Lebanese, when she is 50% Egyptian and 50% Lebanese? You suck at math.

      Also, Egyptians are extremely diverse. So stop it with the “doesn’t look Egyptian” BS. It’s not like she looks Nordic.

  8. man-o-war Avatar
    man-o-war

    Who cares!

  9. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    Her “mihin” is Lebanese (mamhoonee). I do not recall Egyptians being “mamhooneen” to that degree. Regardless, she is made in Lebanon and the rest can go and jump.

  10. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    Her “mihin” is Lebanese (mamhoonee). I do not recall Egyptians being “mamhooneen” to that degree. Regardless, she is made in Lebanon and the rest can go and jump.

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