Amina Khalil Marries Ahmed Zaatar (Photos)
Yara Sameh
Egyptian actress Amina Khalil tied the knot with photographer Ahmed Zaatar on Friday, amid the attendee of celebrities and public figures.
Despite the wedding coming out of nowhere, it was not much of a surprise as it was held after the couple appeared together at the 78th Cannes Film Festival, where they were photographed on the red carpet.
Among the starry guests who were present were Yousra, Lebleba, Elham Shahin, Riham Abdel Ghafour, Jamila Awad, Dorra, Mona Zaki, Ahmed Helmy, Naglaa Badr, Injy El Mokkaddem, Hala Sedki, Rasha Mahdi, Aseel Omran, Passant Shawky, Mohamed Farag, Kinda Alloush, Amr Youssef, child actor Ali Beialy, Safaa El Toukhy, Mariam Naoum, Ahmed El Saadany, Yasmina El-Abd, Omar El Saeed, prominent media figures Lamis El Hadidy and Radwa El-Sherbiny.
Khalil dazzled in an embroidered satin bridal dress from Maison Yeya's 2025 bridal collection, "Grammy,", while the groom wore a white suit with black pants and a tie.
Who is the groom?
Zaatar is a professional photographer who began his career in photography over ten years ago.
He is known for his capturing snaps that highlight the natural beauty of the features.
Zaatar established his name among the elite photographers in Egypt through his unique artistic style which has made him a favorite choice for many celebrities and brands.
He has worked with prominent names in the acting scene, including Mona Zaki, Mohamed Farag, Asmaa Galal, Amir El Masry, and Salma Abu Deif.
Romance blooming
The relationship between Khalil and Zaatar began in November 2023, when they held several photo shoots.
Despite their attempts to keep their relationship away from the media, rumors began to spread after their frequent appearances together at several events, the most recent of which was the Cannes Film Festival.
The engagement was kept in complete secrecy, followed by the wedding at the end of May 2025.
Khalil had previously responded to questions about her relationship with Zaatar in television statements, saying: "I'm always keen to maintain the privacy of my personal life."
The couple will hold a second wedding in Greece.
Khalil took to
Instagram
to send a sweet a message to her husband, saying: "Forever yours. Forever mine. Forever ours ♥️✨".
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