Bells of accusations and misfortunes are ringing for Nancy Ajram

Misfortunes did not allow Nancy to celebrate the success of her new album and her winning of the Murex D’or award as the best Arab singer. Cases and accusations followed her to the door of her house, from accusing her of treason and employment after the spread of a souvenir photo of her with an Israeli businessman to stealing the tune in one of her new songs, The Destruction of Homes, to Belqis criticized her for having become more and more of the same pace and missing the element of naughtiness that used to characterize her.

Nancy responded to all these accusations with skill, and she tweeted on Twitter that she is authentically Lebanese and is proud of that, and that she met this person at the airport and asked her for a souvenir photo. Nancy knows his nationality, and yet she had no problem with that. He also added that Nancy had no problem giving concerts in Israeli cities.

The atmosphere calmed down a little, and a property rights war erupted between her and singer Fahd Al-Kubaisi, who accused her of stealing the melody of his song Far Evil and its lyrics and changed the name of the song only without mentioning any rights to the song. For another singer, while Ziad Bourji commented on the song that Nancy was all aware of this matter, but she was the one who proposed the idea, claiming that she had obtained verbal approval from Fahd Al-Kubaisi, and that Ziad Bourji was shocked that only his name appeared on the album and asked Nancy to confess In fact, in response to the grace that he gave her and all those beautiful works.

All these accusations were made by the singer Belqis with a comment to Nancy that her songs have become one pace and that she has recently lost what distinguishes her most, which is naughtiness and fun, and relied on amateur programs more than focusing on the quality of songs that she releases in her albums.

Nancy remains the darling of hearts, the pampered screen child, and her place in the hearts of her fans is unbridged by heresies.