Egyptian star Nelly Karim stirred up controversy on social media after Thursday’s episode of her series Ekhwaty, where she weighed in on the much-debated “Voice of Egypt” title.
In the episode, Nelly’s character asks her boss, played by Nabil Issa, for headphones, explaining that she can’t work without listening to “The Voice of Egypt”—Sherine Abdel-Wahab.
Shortly after, Nelly took to X, sharing a scene from the episode with the caption: “I just can’t work without the Voice of Egypt, Sherine Abdel-Wahab.”
Her post ignited mixed reactions among fans. While some agreed with her statement, others, especially supporters of rival singers like Angham and Amal Maher, pushed back—reigniting the ongoing debate over who truly deserves the title.
The series Ekhwaty (My Sisters), starring Nelly Karim, Ruby, Kinda Alloush, and Gehan El-Shamashergy, is set competing in Ramadan 2025 drama season.
The story follows four sisters whose lives are upended when one of their husbands is murdered. As the mystery unfolds, she turns to her sisters for support, leading to a gripping tale of suspense and intrigue.
The ensemble cast includes Nelly Karim, Ruby, Kinda Alloush, Gehan El-Shamashergy, Hatem Salah, Nabil Issa, Aly Sobhy, Islam Hafez, and more.
The series is directed by Mohamed Shaker Khodeir, written by Mohab Tarek, and produced by Media Hub – Saadi Gohar.
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