Amy Samir Ghanem and Hassan El Raddad Welcome Second Child
Yara Sameh
Egyptian actress Amy Samir Ghanem and her husband, actor Hassan El Raddad welcomed their second baby.
El Raddad shared the news on Instagram on Wednesday, saying: 'We welcomed a beautiful girl called Fadya,'.
He also shared a photo of him holding his baby's hand.
The child was name after El Raddad's late mother.
In a March 9 interview with "
Al Kahera Wal Nas
" TV Channel, he announced Ghanem was four months pregnant, adding they were keen to keep the baby news a secret for a long time to avoid envy.
"There is a difference in dealing with pregnancy announcements in different societies," he explained. "In some countries, couples announce pregnancy from the very start while in the Arab world, some prefer to keep the matter secret for a while,".
El Raddad also opened up about his opinion on posting photos on social media of his first child Fady, whom they welcomed in January 2023 and named after his late brother.
The 41-year-old actor noted that he prefers not to reveal the toddler's face and is satisfied with sharing snaps that do not show his features, emphasizing that the decision is a "Personal freedom that needs to be respected".
El Raddad reflected on parenting and the impact of fatherhood on him and stated that he has become more thoughtful about how to raise his child and protect him from the negative things he may face in life.
"A father needs vision and insight to guide his children toward the right path and keep them away from any negative influences," he said.
El Raddad noted that he has been accustomed to bearing responsibility throughout his life, but the responsibility of children is completely different and requires deep thinking to ensure that they are raised properly.
He added: "I hope that God will grant me the ability to raise my son in the right way. Focusing on proper upbringing is essential, and everything God provides us with is good and a blessing."
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