Samah Anwar Reveals a Secret About Samir Sabry for the First Time on Ramiz Level of the Beast
The Egyptian artist Samah Anwar sparked controversy after her appearance on the Ramadan prank show Ramiz Level of the Beast, hosted by artist Ramiz Galal on MBCEgypt. During the episode, she revealed a romantic secret that had been kept hidden for years, related to the late artist Samir Sabry.
During the prank, Samah Anwar found herself facing an embarrassing question under the threat of punishment if she did not answer, when Ramiz—without her initially knowing his identity—asked her about a love story she had with a famous deceased artist, who was said to have promised her marriage but then backed out.
Calmly and confidently, Samah confirmed that the story was true, and she did not hesitate to reveal the name: Samir Sabry.
However, the surprise came in the details of the story, as she clarified that they had not explicitly agreed to marry, stating that the late artist bought a "ring" (wedding ring) without informing her or confessing the matter.
As the events of the episode escalated and Ramiz revealed his true identity, he directly rephrased the question: "Did you marry Samir Sabry?" to which she firmly replied no.
He then asked her if she would have agreed to marry him at that time, to which she candidly responded that she would have certainly agreed if he had informed her and involved her in his decision.
Samah Anwar pointed out that what attracted her most to the late artist was his masculinity and personal qualities, indicating her appreciation for his character and morals, affirming that the story did not reach the stage of a formal agreement, but it was a sincere relationship filled with real feelings.
The episode shed light on a human side of Samir Sabry's life and revealed an emotional chapter that had never been told before, becoming a topic of discussion among the public and on social media, especially with Samah Anwar's boldness in discussing the details of an unfulfilled relationship that remained etched in memory.
