Egyptian artist Salma Abu Deif showed off her pregnancy in a photo shoot from Paris, which she shared on her official Instagram account on Tuesday, but offensive reactions apparently prompted her to block comments on the photos and, in a later post, she sent a firm message. to tyrants.
Salma announced that she would take legal action against any harassment or violence in expression, commenting on a message she sent through her official Instagram account, in which she said: “Making fun of my body because of the size of my stomach is a disgusting act of bullying. People make fun of my body all the time because of how thin I am, and now because of the size of my stomach. »
She added: “I believe that my pregnancy should not prevent me from working or doing my own thing, and I believe that I should not hide it because it interferes with your vision. Just don’t look. »
The Egyptian artist concluded her strong message to the bullies: “Since the beginning of my career, I don’t talk about how cruel people are to me, and the funny thing is, they don’t get nicer, they get crueler. Even if they have the audacity to speak ill of me, I will not tolerate any form of harassment or verbal abuse towards me or my family.
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Salma recently attended a women’s clothing show for spring and summer 2025, as part of Paris Fashion Week activities, and she shared with her followers photos of her appearance on this occasion, during ‘a photo shoot during which she revealed it. pregnant belly.
Egyptian artist Salma Abu Deif graces the cover of Vogue Arabia’s current October issue, with a photo revealing her pregnancy and the sex of her baby, months after her wedding.
