Is Hossam Habib getting engaged after divorce from Sherine?
Published April 6th, 2025 - 12:04 GMT
ALBAWABA - Egyptian singer Hossam Habib recently solidified rumors about him getting engaged to a new woman after his divorce to fellow singer and star, Sherine Abdel Wahab, sparking widespread debate and speculation on social media.
According to several reports, Habib confirmed that he's currently in love with a woman outside the music industry, is looking to get engaged to her in several months, but didn't disclose her identity or name. Moreover, he added that news about their official engagement will be announced in the upcoming days. Is Hossam Habib getting engaged after his divorce from Sherine?
🔹كشف الفنان المصري #حسام_حبيب عن دخوله في علاقة عاطفية جديدة مع فتاة غير مصرية من خارج الوسط الفني مشيرًا إلى أنه يخطط لإعلان خطوبته رسميًا قريبًا في حفل صغير يقتصر على العائلة والمقربين فقط.
🔹وفي تصريحات إعلامية أوضح حسام أن لقاءه بشريكته الجديدة كان مصادفة وبدأت العلاقة… pic.twitter.com/UwkFsTMVN0 — Erem News - إرم نيوز (@EremNews) April 5, 2025
He also disclosed that the woman in question is not Egyptian and that he met her by chance in a public place, where they formed an unexpected friendship, leading to a loving relationship. Hossam Habib added that the engagement isn't going to be huge, with only close loved ones attending.
The Egyptian singer recently sparked controversy after his appearance on a local talk show called "Al-Arafa," where he made several heated statements about his previous relationship with Sherine, where he accused her of defrauding him and owing him 60 million Egyptian pounds.
Both Hossam Habib and Sherine Abdel Wahab had their own stories to tell about their relationship, but after years of heated debates and legal issues, the couple decided to end it and get a divorce back in December 2023.
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