Zeina Joins the 1980s Trend and Teases Her Followers in Her Own Style
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At a glance
- Egyptian actress Zeina posted a Facebook photo inspired by 1980s fashion as the decade-themed trend spread on social media.
- She wrote, โWhat are you kings of AI talking about?โ and followers praised the look and its nostalgic style.
- The article also revisits Zeinaโs continuing legal disputes with actor Ahmed Ezz over child support and expenses.
Zeina has joined the social-media rush around the 1980s, posting a retro-inspired photo and greeting her followers with a joke about the latest artificial-intelligence trend.
The Egyptian actress shared the image on Facebook in an outfit drawn from 1980s fashion. Her caption read, โWhat are you kings of AI talking about?โ Many followers responded positively, praising both her appearance and the photoโs evocation of the decadeโs distinctive style.
The post came as the article revisited Zeinaโs long-running legal disputes with actor Ahmed Ezz. A Nasr City family court recently ended a detention case against Ezz after he paid 570,000 Egyptian pounds in accumulated domestic-worker wages sought by Zeina.
Earlier rulings rejected Ezzโs challenge to an order requiring him to pay Zeina 30,000 pounds a month for domestic help for their twins. The courts also reduced a monthly maintenance award for the twins from 80,000 pounds to 60,000 pounds. The article said the rulings considered Ezzโs earnings from film and television work, including โWelad Rizk,โ โThe Passageโ and โAbu Omar El-Masry.โ
The dispute dates back to 2014, when Zeina went to court to establish the parentage of her twin children, Ezz El-Din and Zein El-Din. The article said Ezz refused DNA testing before a final court ruling established the parentage. Zeina obtained a khul divorce ruling in 2017, but legal disagreements over maintenance and expenses continued, including a 2023 order requiring Ezz to pay ยฃ23,306 in the twinsโ school expenses for the 2022-2023 academic year.
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Originally published by Al-Masry Al-Youm in Arabic. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.