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Haifa Wehbe, a Lebanese singer, performer and actress, was born on March 10, 1976, in Beirut – Lebanon.

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Name in English: Haifa Wehbe
Name in Arabic: هيفاء وهبي
Full real name: Haifa Mohamed Wehbe
Nickname: Perfume of the Night, Rotana Moon, Butterfly Valley, Marilyn Monroe East
Nationality: Lebanon
Language: Arabic, Lebanese dialect
Religion: Islam (Shia)
Date of birth: March 10, 1976
Place of birth: Beirut, Lebanon
Age: 46 years old (in 2022)
Astrological Sign: Pisces
Profession: Singer, actress
Genre: Arabic songs
Years of activity: 1992 – present
Production company: Melody, Alam El Fan (formerly), Rotana
Social status: divorced
Husband: Abu Hashima (second)
Sons: Zainab
Father: Muhammad Wehbe
Brothers: Rola Yammout (Lebanese model)

Biography, Life story

Haifa Wehbe was born on March 10, 1976 in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, and grew up there, to a Shiite Muslim family of a Lebanese father and an Egyptian mother residing in Lebanon. She was not created with a golden spoon in her mouth. Rather, she lived through hardships, and her life or childhood was not like the rest of the children. She grew up and was raised with her mother in a less than ordinary apartment in Beirut, close to Sana’a, with a large number of her family members. She also suffered, like most of the Lebanese people, from the brunt of the war. sectarianism in Lebanon.

She tried in various ways to get rid of poverty, she never aspired to stardom. She worked as an ordinary seller in a gold jewelry store, then participated in the Miss South contest and won the title of Queen, but the prize was withdrawn from her because the organizers discovered that she had a daughter from a previous marriage. She worked as a model in Nidal Basharawy Agency at the age of 16, a field that also helped her to get acquainted with a large number of producers and important people. She was also an advertisement girl, where in 1992 she acted in the advertisement “Macarona Dana” on the Syrian Arab TV screen, and after that she worked as a model for a video clip in the song “Satisfy with the share” by the artist George Wassouf, and in the song “Yamima” by the artist Assi Al-Hillani.

Her song “Boss Al Wawa” sparked widespread controversy, as it was a seductive show song, and she gained great fame. She participated in the “Al-Wadi Program” in 2005 on LBC, which is based on the reality TV style, and through it she presented a number of lyrical reviews and songs related to the atmosphere of the program. The famous Jamaican singer, Shaggy, participated in a concert in 2006 in Beirut.

Haifa Wehbe ranked No. 49 on the list of the 99 most “desirable” women, according to AskMen.com, and appeared on the list of the most beautiful women in People’s Magazine. He called her many titles, including “Perfume of the Night” by George Ibrahim El Khoury, “Moon Rotana”, “Butterfly of the Valley” and “Marilyn Monroe of the East”. She won dozens of awards and honors as a public artist.

Haifa Wehbe married her cousin, who divorced her after they had one daughter in 1998, and on April 24, 2009 she married Egyptian businessman Ahmed Abu Hashima, but they soon announced their divorce.

The head of the Syrian Artists Syndicate, Sabah Obeid, banned her, among a group of Arab female singers, from singing in Syria, on the pretext that they were female singers who presented sexually provocative nudity.
Haifa Wehbe is the older sister from the mother’s side of the controversial Lebanese model Rola Yamout, and there is a great disagreement between them and a mutual media war.

List of works – Discography

Albums

It’s Time (2002), I Want to Live (2005), Butterfly of the Valley (2006), My Love (2008), Baby Haifa (2010), Miss Universe (2012)

Music Videos

I Say I Love You (2002), Alone (2002), What Happened (2003), Oh Life of My Heart (2004), I Want to Live (2005), Ragab (2005), Ana Haifa (2005), Boss Al Wawa (2006), A Feeling Between Us (2007), I Can’t Wait (2007), We’ll See (2008), Don’t Tell Anyone (2008), Ibn El Halal (2009), Baba Finn + When the Sun Goes (2009), 80 Million Ehsaas (2010), You Again (2010) Yama Layali (2011), Bokra Beferjik (2012), Miss Universe (2012), How to Forget You (2013).