بعد معاناة مع السرطان.. وفاة الإعلامية فيفيان الفقي

The Egyptian media personality Vivian El-Feki passed away this morning (Sunday) at the age of 45, after a long battle with cancer in a hospital in Cairo, where she was receiving intensive treatment for the disease that had spread to multiple parts of her body.
Vivian finally appealed through her friend, media personality Basma Wahba, who posted an emotional video on her Instagram account directed at the Minister of Health and Population, Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar.
Wahba said in the video: "My friend Vivian El-Feki is suffering from cancer in many parts of her body, and chemotherapy is not yielding results. A doctor said he could eliminate the cancerous cells, and indeed she had the operation in a private hospital in Mohandessin."
Vivian El-Feki was born in the 1980s in Cairo, graduated from the Faculty of Media at Cairo University, and began her professional career in Egyptian television as a news presenter in the early 2000s. She became famous for hosting programs such as "Stories from the Street" and "True Stories," which focused on the stories of Egyptian women and families, addressing issues such as domestic violence, poverty, and education.
El-Feki was known for her calm and impactful style, which distinguished her from other media personalities, making her a beloved face on many Egyptian channels. She presented more than 500 television episodes over the course of 15 years.
In recent years, Vivian faced health challenges, announcing her cancer diagnosis in 2023. She underwent surgeries and intensive chemotherapy sessions and was active in awareness campaigns about the disease, sharing her experiences to encourage women to undergo early screening, which made her a symbol of resilience.