On Wednesday, many international media agencies addressed the trending Om Sayf's, Hadil El Ali, last video. A number of rumors expressed the death of Om Sayf and her sister. So, this article narrates the full story of Om Sayf.
The story began two days when the famous Youtuber who is followed by millions of people posted a short video saying, "I spent the best two years on Youtube with you, I won't upload any videos on my channel, however, I want to tell you something," before making signs by her hands.
Moreover, various people explained those signs as a call for rescue against a domestic violence incident. Also, they added that there was a bruise on her wrist and another one on her face besides listening to sounds of screaming.
On the other hand, many voices guessed that this video was just a fake way to attract more followers.
Shortly, it was rumored that the Syrian Youtuber who is based in Turkey was found dead alongside her sister.
Therefore, many Turkish and Syrian media agencies highlighted that the murder of Om Sayf and her sister are not confirmed.
But, a few hours ago, Om Sayf was hosted by BBC Arabic to tell the full story about the video and the truth behind it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWXfJKXIPOg&feature=youtu.be
During the interview, her answers were somehow strict and short. She didn't mention anything regarding the signs she made in the video, however, she mentioned that she is abandoning Youtube due to stress and personal issues she didn't talk about.
In the same context, the Youtuber touched upon the stress she experienced while posting her videos alongside facing various situations with fans who disturbed her privacy.
Also, she didn't express whether she will return and re-activate her channel or not.
Om Sayf, Hadil Ali, is a young Syrian Youtuber who is living in Turkey. She gained millions of followers after being one of the most skilled female Bubg players in the Middle East alongside her sister, Nano.
Also, she used to post various social videos such as meetings, gatherings, and housework issues, and cooking.
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