"Al Hurra" channel correspondent, Aisha Al Douri, has decided to sue Egyptian actor Omar Al Sherif for slapping her during the Doha Tribeca Film Festival. In an interview on the show "Al Ashera Masaan" on "Dream 2" channel, Aisha said she was shocked after receiving the slap, indicating she didn't cry when it happened to preserve her dignity. The correspondent expressed she is very upset with the festival's administration, who urged her not to raise the topic of the Egyptian actor slapping her to the audience. Al Douri denied seeking fame through this incident, noting she requested Al Sherif to take a photo with her as a journalist and not as a fan like some media outlets circulated. She said she smiled and took a photo with the Egyptian actor upon getting slapped because she was still in shock.
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"Al Hurra" channel correspondent, Aisha Al Douri, has decided to sue Egyptian actor Omar Al Sherif for slapping her during the Doha Tribeca Film Festival. In an interview on the show "Al Ashera Masaan" on "Dream 2" channel, Aisha said she was shocked after receiving the slap, indicating she didn't cry when it happened to preserve her dignity. The correspondent expressed she is very upset with the festival's administration, who urged her not to raise the topic of the Egyptian actor slapping her to the audience. Al Douri denied seeking fame through this incident, noting she requested Al Sherif to take a photo with her as a journalist and not as a fan like some media outlets circulated. She said she smiled and took a photo with the Egyptian actor upon getting slapped because she was still in shock.