Yassin Al-Sakka, the son of prominent actor, Ahmed Al-Sakka and TV host Maha Al-Sagher, were keen to put an end to the rumors spread lately across social media regarding the porce of his parents.
He posted on Instagram a new photo of his parents from the third edition of El Gouna Film Festival, which featured the couple smiling at each other.
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The festival, ran from September 19 to 27, under its permanent slogan “Cinema for Humanity” at El Gouna Resort-town, in Red Sea governorate, amid the attendee of celebrities.
The photo gained the admiration of the fans wishing them a happy life.
The couple has been married for over 15 years of marriage and had faced porce rumors several times.
They have not yet commented on the rumors.
Ahmed El-Sakka, born on March 1, 1973, is an Egyptian Action actor; he graduated from the Egyptian Academy of arts.
He began his acting career immediately in Egyptian mini-series and ended up co-starring in several of the most important series broadcast during the holy month Ramadan seasons.
Early in his acting career, he appeared in popular series like “Nesf Rabeea El-Akhar”.
Ahmed establishes himself as a film star as early as 1998 when he co-starred in "Seidy at the American University" which holds the record to be the highest-grossing film in Egyptian and Arab counties Box office history.
He got his first starring role in 2000 in the film "Short wi Fanila wi Cap" and since then he has not looked back. His 2002 film "Mafia" was the most acclaimed film of 2002 and grossed over 14 million EGP in the Egyptian Box office.
El Sakka is known for his roles in “Horoob Etirari”, “30 Years Ago”, “El Gezira 1 and 2”, “Ibn el-Qunsul” “Al Maslaha”, “The Dealer”, “Ibrahim Labyad”, “Taymour and Shafika”, “An el ashq wel hawa”, “Harb Atalia”, “Tito”, “Mafia”, “Africano”, “Short w Fanelah w Cap”, “Hamam fi Amsterdam”, “Sa'eedi fil gamaa el amrekeia”,
The 46-year-old actor has co-starred in many plays including “Kedah okaih”, “Afroto”, and “Alabanda”.
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