Nancy Ajram: My daughter must prepare to lose in the Voice Kids program

She talked a lot about her private and professional life in an interview conducted by the beloved Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram with Al Arabiya after she finished filming two songs from her latest album “Hassa Beik”: “With You” and “Love is like a string.” She collaborated on the two songs with director Laila Kanaan, and a clip will be shown. One of the two songs next month.

In her speech, Nancy touched on the “The Voice Kids” program, considering that her experience in it was distinctive and unique, especially as it revolves around children and their talents. Idol".
She continued, in the same context, that she is happy to work with the artists Kazem El Saher and Tamer Hosni Jamil, who are very professional, noting that there is great harmony and coordination between her and these two artists to give the joint children everything they deserve.

Ajram also said that this program touched her personally, especially that she herself started singing at a very early age (XNUMX years), and she remembers well when she was standing on the stage in front of the jury to sing and waiting for her performance to be evaluated, as this affected her a lot and frightened her at the same time. What the participants in “The Voice Kids” feel as they perform the songs in front of her.
When asked whether she encourages her two daughters, Ella and Mila, to participate in the “The Voice Kids” program, she replied that if they had the necessary talent and wanted and insisted on participating, she would tell them all the details related to how the program worked, and told them that they might lose or win and they should be. They are ready to lose before winning, but in the end, of course, you will allow them to participate, she said.

Speaking about the “The Voice” program for adults, she said that she does not follow it regularly, but she watched some of its episodes, and in her opinion it is a program that is “beautiful and rich in great talents, and the jury is harmonious and harmonious with each other, but it is very difficult to choose because of the multiplicity and professionalism of talents.”
Away from art, Nancy talked about her two daughters, Mila and Ella, saying that she cares about their studies and uses a special teacher for them. She also takes care of their food and clothing, and all school and non-school activities. She plans, organizes, and attends all their requirements down to the smallest details before she travels for work.
She added that she also cooks the food herself, but sometimes a cook helps her when her time is tight. She points out that she exercises regularly, loves listening to music, and tries to spend most of her time with her two daughters, doing recreational activities with them.