Iconic Lebanese soprano Majida El Roumi underwent surgery on Thursday to remove her gallbladder.
Awad El Roumi, the brother of the acclaimed singer, provided her fans with an update about her current health condition.
He disclosed that she is in good health and had returned to her home.
“Praise to God, everything is fine. Majida has been discharged and is set to spend several days resting at home and then she will resume filming a new music video and record new music at the studio," Awad said in a statement.
The iconic singer was born on December 13, 1956, in Kfarshima village, Lebanon. She is the daughter of the Lebanese musician Halim El Roumi.
The soprano participated in the talent show “Studio El Fan in 1974” after she sneaked out of the house with her brother and cousins, where she won the gold medal for oriental singing.
Her success prompted her father to change his mind and give her his blessings to pursue a music career as long as she continues her higher education.
In 1975, El Roumi released her first single “Am Behlamak” and her first studio album “Wadaa” in 1976.
She made her acting debut in the Egyptian renowned director Youssef Chahine’s film “Awdat Al Ibn Al Dal” (The Return of the Prodigal Son).
In 2001, the soprano was appointed an ambassador for the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and named in 2013 an ambassador of the ‘Alam Sagheer’ (Small World) program, along with Titanic actor and producer Billy Zane, dedicated to education without borders.
In 2014, El Roumi made history as the first Middle East Humanitarian Ambassador of the Bulgari.
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