She married for the first time in secret, at the age of 18.. Maggie Bou Ghosn reveals a lot about her life, and this is what she said about Gamal Sinan (video)

Actress Maggie Bou Ghosn published new photos on her Instagram account.

Maggie appeared in a black top and leopard-print skirt while participating in an interview.

Maggie revealed during the interview that she insisted on getting married at the age of 18 after falling in love, as she insisted on consummating their marriage secretly, ignoring her family’s advice.

She explained that it was the first love in her life, saying: “It was my first experience in getting to know a young man and entering into a romantic relationship. I loved him and he loved me, but my family strongly opposed me. At that time, I was a young woman and I thought I knew more than everyone.”

Maggie’s marriage lasted only 10 months, as it was a difficult experience in her life, full of problems and difficulties. She said: “I was eighteen years old when I made the decision to marry in secret, and that was a great shock in my life. The marriage lasted for 10 months, which was full of difficulties. But I always remember him in my supplications and prayers, as he is now in the abode of truth.”

Maggie advised her fans to listen to the advice of their families. Because they have the experience to guide them to the right path.

As for her second marriage to producer Jamal Sinan, Maggie highlighted the difference in religions between them, as she is a Christian and her husband is a Muslim, stressing that this did not affect their relationship or their family.

She said: “Before I met Jamal, we did not know the difference between religions. There are people we have known for years and we do not know their religion. We are human beings, we are brothers. I am a Christian and my husband is a Muslim, and we agree on the common values ​​that unite us, such as the Ten Commandments in the Christian religion and their equivalents.” In the Qur’an.”

Maggie admitted that she did not notice the difference between the Christian and Muslim religions, and that she and her family celebrate all the holidays together, adding: “The fruit of our marriage is a boy and a girl. They do not accept sectarianism or racism, and our marriage lasted 20 years and not yesterday.” (Al-Bawaba)