Egyptian artist Mohamed Mamdouh revealed the moment that he considers the most important in his life, which is the birth of his daughter Camelia, an event that he almost missed because he was busy filming a work.
Mamdouh explained in television statements that he traveled with his wife to the United States to give birth to their daughter, and he entered the operating room with her because she was feeling anxious and wanted him to be next to her.
He pointed out that the doctors almost expelled him from the operating room, because of his continuous attempts to make his wife laugh during childbirth, but he stayed until their baby, Camelia, gave birth, a moment that is difficult for him to describe.
Muhammad Mamdouh said that he “suddenly found his daughter in his arms, and he felt that she was a small being, and he was confused as he tried to focus on the necessity of repeating the call to prayer in her ear. Then the nurse carried her to clean her before returning her again to him, as he was confused, especially when she embraced his finger with the palm of her hand.”
He pointed out that he did not know the nature of his feelings towards his daughter after her birth, and the matter continued for a while, especially since he was forced to return to Cairo to resume filming his role in the series “Disappearance,” which was shown 6 years ago.
Mohamed Mamdouh added that he could have missed the moment of his daughter’s birth, because he took a few days off from filming the series, and it was about to end without his wife giving birth to their daughter, but the birth took place directly before his return to Cairo.