In a televised interview that left viewers gasping and causing widespread shock in the art community, Syrian artist Suzanne Najm al-Din had an unprecedented revealing experience with journalist Amr al-Laith, in which she shed the cloak of fame and glamor to reveal the nightmares and human tragedies she experienced behind the cameras.
Although the Syrian artist evoked absolute sympathy when he recounted the grief of being forced to take his children from his arms for 5 years, the most dramatic and shocking surprise for the audience was his talk about the scenes of thinking about ending his life.
The real motive of this terrible moment was not only the pain of motherhood. On the contrary, the artist admitted that he entered a very dark psychological stage after the sudden departure of his wife, Siraj al-Attas, and the fatal void and loss of support that he left behind, in addition to the accumulated pressures that made him collapse under the weight of life. Despite these pains, Suzanne Najm al-Din opened the door to hope again, indicating that she might consider marriage if she meets that special someone who restores her stability and security.
In a televised interview that left audiences breathless and shocked the artistic community, Syrian artist Suzanne Najm El-Din had an unprecedented revelation with journalist Amr El-Laith, where she shed the cloak of fame and glamor to reveal the nightmares and human tragedies that live behind the cameras.
While the Syrian artist drew a lot of sympathy as he recounted his grief at being forced to lose sight of his children for five years, the most dramatic and shocking surprise for the audience was his behind-the-scenes discussion of ending his life.
The real motive for this terrible moment was not only the pain of motherhood, but the artist admitted that he entered a phase of deep darkness after the sudden departure of his wife Siraj Al-Attas, which left a deadly void and lost support, except for the accumulated pressure that made him collapse under the weight of life. Despite these pains, Suzanne Najm El-Din opened the door to hope once again, indicating that she might consider getting married if she meets someone special who brings her stability and security.
