A health crisis puts artist Hayat Al-Fahad in intensive care
August 14, 2025104 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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The Gulf artistic community experienced a state of concern following the announcement of the deteriorating health condition of the esteemed Kuwaiti artist Hayat Al-Fahad, who was urgently transferred to "Jaber Al-Ahmad Hospital" in the Kuwaiti capital, where she is currently in intensive care, with visits prohibited based on doctors' instructions.
According to close sources, the "Lady of the Gulf Screen" suffered a stroke that required urgent medical intervention. Her family confirmed through her official account on "Instagram" that Hayat Al-Fahad is going through a health crisis, urging her fans to pray for her recovery and return to her loved ones in good health.
This health crisis comes just a few months after her appearance in a wheelchair during her visit to Baghdad last May, where she seemed unable to walk due to an injury to her right foot.
It is worth mentioning that the artist's last work was the series "My Mother's Ideas," in which she portrayed the character "Shaha," a strong woman who controls her family's decisions, creating ongoing crises and conflicts. The work was written by Abdul Mohsen Al-Rawdan and directed by Basel Al-Khateeb, featuring a selection of Gulf stars.
According to close sources, the "Lady of the Gulf Screen" suffered a stroke that required urgent medical intervention. Her family confirmed through her official account on "Instagram" that Hayat Al-Fahad is going through a health crisis, urging her fans to pray for her recovery and return to her loved ones in good health.
This health crisis comes just a few months after her appearance in a wheelchair during her visit to Baghdad last May, where she seemed unable to walk due to an injury to her right foot.
It is worth mentioning that the artist's last work was the series "My Mother's Ideas," in which she portrayed the character "Shaha," a strong woman who controls her family's decisions, creating ongoing crises and conflicts. The work was written by Abdul Mohsen Al-Rawdan and directed by Basel Al-Khateeb, featuring a selection of Gulf stars.
