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The Egyptian artist Mohamed Imam faced widespread criticism after the scene of his wife's childbirth in the series "The King" during Ramadan drama 2026, which sparked significant interaction among the audience.

Apology and Clarification of the Situation

Imam was keen to come forward to clarify his position, offering an apology for any discomfort or misunderstanding that arose from the words he expressed during the scene, emphasizing that the goal was to portray the event dramatically only.

First Comment

Mohamed Imam shared a clarification via his personal account on Facebook regarding the controversy surrounding the childbirth scene in "The King" series.

In his post, Imam stated that he did not intend to belittle the value of the profession or the event itself, questioning why the issue was being exaggerated in such a manner, while also confirming his apology for any misunderstanding that may have occurred as a result of the scene.

Mirna Jamil Responds to the Controversy of the Childbirth Scene

For her part, the Egyptian artist Mirna Jamil, one of the participants in the work, clarified that the childbirth scene in "The King" series was intended to be entirely comedic, noting that the team deliberately added some exaggerations in the scenes to align with the style of the series.

It is worth mentioning that the series "The King" is written by Mohamed Salah Al-Azab and directed by Sherine Adel, featuring a large cast of artists including Hanan Motawe, Mostafa Khater, Mirna Jamil, Amr Abdel Gelil, Sami Maghawry, Kamal Abu Riya, Haggag Abdel Azim, Entsar, Emad Rashad, and others.