Huda Mufti.. "I Reject Stingy Men and I Don't Need to Get Married"

 

Huda Mufti.. "I Reject Stingy Men and I Don't Need to Get Married"

Huda Mufti.. "I Reject Stingy Men and I Don't Need to Get Married"

Egyptian actress Huda Mufti revealed the qualities she looks for in a partner, emphasizing her firm rejection of stingy men and stating that she doesn't need to get married. She said, "I won't marry except for love, because I don't need to get married. I'll want to get married when I love someone."

The "80 Pack" star also spoke about the qualities she seeks in a husband, saying, "The specifications will be a package deal. I'll either love the man or I won't, but the only quality I can't accept is stinginess."

 Huda Mufti added, "I really love men's clothing," and expressed her admiration for the style of some actresses, such as Ghada Abdel Razek and Rogina, saying, "I really love Ghada Abdel Razek and Rogina."

It's worth noting that Huda El Mufti's last project was the series "80 Baku," written by Ghada Abdel Aal and directed by Kawthar Younis, which aired on the Shahid platform last Ramadan and achieved great success. She co-starred with Intisar, Rahma Ahmed Farag, Donia Sami, and Khaled Mokhtar.

Rumors Resurface

What's strange is the resurgence of these rumors, which have been circulating strongly within the artistic community in recent days. Some have even gone so far as to claim that the couple has already decided to marry and announce the news to the public soon. However, this time neither party has come forward to deny or confirm the rumors.

As for the second secret love story unfolding in the artistic community, it involves actor Ahmed Malek and actress Huda El Mufti. The two have been linked since 2020, when they co-starred in the film "Ras El Sana" (New Year's Eve). 

However, there were no signs of a romantic project between them until they reunited in 2021 during the series "Bimbo," followed by the series "Tahqiq" (Investigation) and "Mat'am El Habayeb" (The Lovers' Restaurant).

The public notices Malik's interest in Huda Al-Mufti, to the point that she appeared in a television interview and spoke about him in a remarkable way, saying: "Ahmed Malik is intelligent and calm, and one of the most comfortable people to work with, because he works with his heart and loves details, and when we are together, we deliver the best," while Malik described Huda as "a sincere and hardworking person, and her presence in any project adds beautiful energy to it."