Ghada Abdel Razek revealed that she got married 11 times, saying that she does not mind the idea of getting married again if she finds the person who cares about her as a human being and not as an artist.
But at the same time, the Egyptian actress said, that her priority is her grandchildren and daughter Rotana.
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AbdelRazeq confirmed during her interview with the presenter Aisha Osman in the program, "Aisha Show," that she did plastic surgery for her nose many years ago. Pointing out that she regrets injecting her face to increase its size after losing weight. Even though everyone tells her that the impact of the increase has disappeared, but she still sees the effect clearly.
For the first time, Ghada spoke about the scandalous Instagram video in which sensitive parts of her body were revealed. Noting that she apologized to the public because what happened was a mistake, and the recognition of an error in front of people brings their respect. Yet, she acknowledged that she had made a mistake in addressing the public from her bedroom on bed, and confirmed that she was acting with a good will and regrets it very much because the timing for her was very bad.
The award winning actress also confirmed that her parents opposed her entering the acting field, and she said she regrets participating in some acting projects that she was supposed to reject. But she described the series 'Samara' and "Ard Jaw" as series that did not fulfil her expectations. She also refrained from talking in depth about director Khaled Youssef, noting that she reconciled with him after their disagreement during revolution.
The Egyptian beauty stressed that she was not comfortable in her life because of the spotlight and revealed she sees that the success of man increases his fighters. She also denied criticising Haifa Wehbe's performance in the series "Kalam Ala Waraq" (Talk on Paper), noting that she did not evaluate Haifa's work.
