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Daily Mail
4 days ago
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- Daily Mail
OnlyFans' Sami Sheen poses on a bed in red lingerie after sharing how she was ‘nearly sex trafficked'
Content creator Sami Sheen posts a seductive photo on Instagram of her in a sexy red bra and knickers with her belly-button piercing on show in her on-the-bed pose at home in LA. The 21-year-old daughter of Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen 's update on Wednesday was part of a larger story to bring her followers up to speed with what she's been up to. This came after Sami claimed she 'almost got sex trafficked' around midnight on Monday while she and a friend were taking photos in a parking lot, which she recounted in a TikTok. That's a lot: Sami Sheen sat on her bed for a revealing Instagram post on Wednesday Sami revealed more: 'The second I saw this man I had the worst feeling in my stomach, like get the f*** away from me right now.' She said the man approached them to ask for money: 'We were at this restaurant pretty late. We didn't leave until midnight and we were outside taking photos in the parking lot, we were there for five minutes. 'Out of nowhere, this man came up to us asking for money. I said, "Sorry, I don't have any cash on me."' Sami said he became 'persistent' despite her response. 'I'm like, "Sorry, no," and he goes, "OK, have a good night."' She then revealed that a second man immediately approached them once the first guy walked away. Sami added: 'He starts to reach into his back pocket and I reach into my purse and pull out my pepper spray. I open that b**** and when he saw that he started to pull a card out.' Sami said she and her friend ran to their car and locked themselves inside. When she later reviewed photos they'd taken, she noticed the man had been watching them 'the whole time'. She said: 'Even if it was harmless, it's better to be safe than sorry even though I don't think he had good intentions at all.' Sami urged her followers to 'trust your gut' and said: 'I'm usually very aware of my surroundings and I didn't notice this man.'
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Yahoo
Belly dancer arrested in Egypt over Instagram videos deemed 'morally corrupt' by authorities
An Italian belly dancer of Egyptian descent was arrested in her native country for "using seductive techniques," according to media reports. Sohila Tarek Hassan Haggag, a naturalized Italian citizen who was born in Egypt and holds Egyptian citizenship, was taken into police custody at the Cairo International Airport on June 22. She is accused of corrupting public morals with her provocative dancing, The Telegraph reported. Wife Of Boulder Firebombing Suspect Begs Americans For Help While Judge Delays Deportation The case against Haggag, who dances under the name Linda Martino, was triggered by videos on her Instagram account, in which she writhes around in revealing clothing and describes herself as "more than you can handle." She appeared "in indecent clothing, deliberately exposing sensitive areas of the body, in blatant violation of social values," according to investigators. Abrego Garcia Says He Endured Beatings, Torture In Salvadoran Prison Ahead Of Criminal Trial Read On The Fox News App Prosecutors in Cairo said she "used seductive techniques and provocative dances to incite vice." During her arrest, she was found with a "substantial" amount of money, the news report said. The Italian embassy in Cairo was seeking her release. Click To Get The Fox News App Haggag is supposed to remain in jail for at least two more weeks. She reportedly moved back to Egypt several years ago, where she built her successful career. She was previously married to an Italian, the report said. In recent years, Egypt has clamped down on activities deemed morally questionable. Five belly dancers have been jailed under president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on charges similar to those against Haggag, Italian media article source: Belly dancer arrested in Egypt over Instagram videos deemed 'morally corrupt' by authorities
Yahoo
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Italian belly dancer arrested in Egypt for ‘using seductive techniques'
An Italian belly dancer has been arrested and detained in Egypt for 'using seductive techniques'. Sohila Tarek Hassan Haggag is a naturalised Italian, but was born in Egypt and holds Egyptian citizenship. She dances under the name of Linda Martino and has more than two million followers on social media. Egyptian authorities arrested her at Cairo airport on June 22, accusing her of corrupting public morals with her provocative dancing. The investigation was triggered by videos on her Instagram account, in which she writhes around in revealing clothing and describes herself as 'more than you can handle'. Investigators said Ms Haggag 'appeared in indecent clothing, deliberately exposing sensitive areas of the body, in blatant violation of social values'. She was reported to be in possession of substantial sums of money at the time of her arrest, which authorities described as the proceeds of 'activities liable to instigate depravity'. The Cairo prosecutor accused her of having 'used seductive techniques and provocative dances to incite vice'. She is expected to remain in jail for at least another two weeks, according to reports. The Italian embassy in Cairo is seeking urgent clarification on her case. Ms Haggag moved to Egypt several years ago and has built a highly successful career. She was previously married to an Italian and is said to have relatives in the Veneto region. Her videos, often shot in popular venues to Egyptian hits, have attracted millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. The indictments include investigations into a cabaret on Egypt's north coast, where Ms Haggag 'appeared in indecent clothing, deliberately exposing sensitive areas of her body, in clear violation of public morals and social values'. 'The investigations have ascertained that Linda used seduction techniques and provocative dances to incite vice,' the document read. Egypt has clamped down on artists and influencers accused of undermining public morality in recent years. Under the government of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, at least five belly dancers have ended up in jail on charges similar to those against Ms Haggag, Italian media reported. Katerina Andreeva, another belly dancer, has been given a one-year jail sentence on the same charges, Italian media reported. The Egyptian crackdown comes despite efforts by Unesco to recognise belly dancing on its Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Amie Sultan, an Egyptian actress and currently one of the country's best-known belly dancers, has been pushing to give belly dancing a better reputation in its country of origin. Broaden your horizons with award-winning British journalism. Try The Telegraph free for 1 month with unlimited access to our award-winning website, exclusive app, money-saving offers and more.
Telegraph
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Telegraph
Italian belly dancer arrested in Egypt for ‘using seductive techniques'
An Italian belly dancer has been arrested and detained in Egypt for 'using seductive techniques'. Sohila Tarek Hassan Haggag, a naturalised Italian born in Egypt, dances under the name of Linda Martino and has more than two million followers on social media. Egyptian authorities arrested her at Cairo Airport on June 22, accusing her of corrupting public morals with her provocative dancing. The investigation was triggered by videos on her Instagram account, in which she writhes around in revealing clothing and describes herself as 'more than you can handle'. Investigators said Ms Haggag 'appeared in indecent clothing, deliberately exposing sensitive areas of the body, in blatant violation of social values'. She was reported to be in possession of substantial sums of money at the time of her arrest, which authorities described as the proceeds of 'activities liable to instigate depravity'. The Cairo prosecutor accused her of having 'used seductive techniques and provocative dances to incite vice'. She is expected to remain in jail for at least another two weeks, according to reports. The Italian Embassy in Cairo is seeking urgent clarification on her case. Using techniques 'to incite vice' Ms Haggag moved to Egypt several years ago and has built a highly successful career. She was previously married to an Italian and is said to have relatives in the Veneto region. Her videos, often shot in popular venues to Egyptian hits, have attracted millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. The indictments include investigations into a cabaret on Egypt's north coast, where Ms Haggag 'appeared in indecent clothing, deliberately exposing sensitive areas of her body, in clear violation of public morals and social values'. 'The investigations have ascertained that Linda used seduction techniques and provocative dances to incite vice,' the document read. Egyptian crackdown Egypt has clamped down on artists and influencers accused of undermining public morality in recent years. Under the government of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, at least five belly dancers have ended up in jail on charges similar to those against Ms Haggag, Italian media reported. Katerina Andreeva, another belly dancer, has been given a one-year jail sentence on the same charges, Italian media reported. The Egyptian crackdown comes despite efforts by Unesco to recognise belly dancing on its Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Amie Sultan, an Egyptian actress and currently one of the country's best-known belly dancers, has been pushing to give belly dancing a better reputation in its country of origin.
