In a sudden development reflecting the severity of the crisis she is going through, Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab has secretly moved to live in the home of a famous artist in hopes of overcoming her health and psychological ordeal. A source close to the Egyptian star revealed that Sherine had been living in complete isolation inside her home in the 'Sheikh Zayed' area in Giza Governorate, where she would stay alone for long periods, accompanied only by a team of workers inside the house, away from the hustle and bustle of the lights and the eyes of friends. The source also clarified that communication with Sherine was limited to a very small number of art stars, led by a famous actress who shares a strong friendship with Sherine's sister. Although the sources did not reveal the name of the hosting artist, social media confirmed it to be artist Zeina. Meanwhile, some mentioned that her sister Yasmine Riza decided to take Sherine to her home due to the strong friendship bond between them. As Sherine's psychological condition deteriorated, Zeina and her sister proposed a humanitarian solution involving the singer moving to live with them in their own home to provide her with full care. Despite Sherine's initial categorical refusal, the insistence of some loyal people around her on the necessity of her getting out of her ordeal was what convinced her to move to live under Zeina's roof, who resides in one of the upscale residential complexes on the Alexandria Desert Road. The source also confirmed that an ambulance was used to transport Sherine Abdel Wahab secretly to her new residence to ensure her comfort and complete privacy during the move. This move comes just a few days after statements by Dr. Ashraf Zaki, head of the Acting Professions Syndicate, who tried to calm public concerns through the 'MBC Egypt' screen, confirming that he visited Sherine at her home and found her 'well,' but she is currently going through a state of loss of desire to communicate or leave the house at this time. Sherine has been suffering from successive crises for about a year, starting with severe disputes with her brother Mohamed, which reached legal reports, through a severe depression that made her a prisoner in her room, communicating only with her two daughters, which launched cries for help from her audience through hashtags like '#Where_Sherine' and '#Find_Sherine'.
