الوسم: Nadine Nassib Njeim

  • MBC Shahid Series Momken Starring Nadine Nassib Njeim & Dhafer L’Abidine

    MBC Shahid Series Momken Starring Nadine Nassib Njeim & Dhafer L’Abidine

    Digital Phablet – MBC Shahid unveils the promo for “Momken,” featuring Nadine Nassib Njeim and Dhafer L’Abidine.

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    The Digital Phablet platform has released an intriguing teaser for the series “Momken” (Possible), which has garnered significant attention. The teaser presents a story filled with mystery and emotional intensity, marking the first collaboration between Nadine Nassib Njeim and Tunisian actor Dhafer L’Abidine. The storyline appears poised to bring about substantial changes in the characters’ lives.

    After being absent from last Ramadan’s lineup, the platform surprised its followers with a promotional trailer, hinting at an upcoming launch and stirring excitement and anticipation across social media channels.

    In the trailer, Dhafer L’Abidine portrays “Ziad Suleiman,” speaking in a Lebanese accent, with Nadine Nassib Njeim as “Miraj.” The intense interaction hints at a complex psychological and emotional struggle set within an engaging social environment full of surprises.

    To promote the series, Digital Phablet used the compelling tagline: “One meeting can change everything… an extraordinary drama,” accompanied by a photo of the stars and the caption: “Between past and emotions, everything is possible.” Fans responded with enthusiasm, building up expectations that had been escalating even before Ramadan.

    “One encounter… could turn everything upside down 🔥
    The stars Dhafer L’Abidine and Nadine Nassib Njeim in a drama that will keep you breathless”
    — MBC Shahid (@MBCShahid) March 22, 2026

    Originally scheduled for release during Ramadan, the series was postponed due to a busy production schedule, with the aim of delivering a high-quality product that meets audience expectations. The project is believed to be a significant return for Nadine Nassib Njeim to Ramadan dramas after her break from the 2025 season, following her success in 2024. It also holds special importance as her first collaboration with Dhafer L’Abidine on a highly anticipated work.

    According to producer Sadek Al-Sabah, the release date has not yet been finalized, with an anticipated launch possibly in September, though a June release remains plausible. He emphasized that the number of episodes will be flexible, ranging from 22 to 23, to allow for a rich narrative development. “Momken” is expected to become one of the standout Arab productions of 2026, thanks to its bold script by Mona El-Shimy, direction by Amin Dorra, and the promising chemistry among its cast, which could cast a long-lasting influence on the drama scene.

    Nadine Nassib Njeim stars alongside Zeina Makki, Anjo Rihane, Alan Saadeh, Dali Jou, Rodrigue Sleiman, Marwa Khalil, Roula Hamadeh, George Chalhoub, and Malak Kanaan. The story centers on a woman’s encounter with a powerful, sophisticated man. Their relationship becomes increasingly complicated, blending emotional and psychological layers with societal expectations and echoes of the past, set against a backdrop of escalating drama and unforeseen twists.

    Nadine has expressed her excitement for the project, highlighting that her character is unlike anything she has portrayed before, with deep human and psychological dimensions. She shared, “I won’t spoil the story, but I can say the character will surprise viewers from the very first episode… This experience is packed with emotion and challenges.”

  • Nadine Njeim Returns to Modeling After 20 Years

    Nadine Njeim Returns to Modeling After 20 Years

    Digital Phablet – Lebanese celebrity Nadine Nassib Njeim made a rare appearance on the runway as a model for the first time in two decades.

    Nadine Nassib Njeim captivated attendees during the opening of the international fashion event “Fashion Factor” held in Dubai, showcasing stunning looks on the runway and symbolizing her return to modeling, a career that marked her initial entry into the fashion industry.

    Having begun her artistic journey as a fashion model, Nadine surprised many with her comeback to the runway.

    In an interview with local media, she shared that the experience transported her back twenty years, saying, “Today, I returned to my roots, and I felt the same old passion… I truly loved the experience.”

    For her appearance, Nadine confidently walked the stage in a black dress crafted by Dolce & Gabbana, blending timeless elegance with contemporary touches. The gown consisted of two parts: a long, fitted base accentuating her slender frame, paired with an outer layer of perforated leather designed in square patterns, featuring long sleeves and a high collar.

    Lebanese star Nadine Nassib Njeim at the Fashion Factor event. (Instagram/ Nadine Nassib Njeim)

  • Nadine Nassib Njeim Robbed of $20,000 Hermes Bag in Cannes

    Nadine Nassib Njeim Robbed of $20,000 Hermes Bag in Cannes

    ALBAWABA – Well-known Lebanese actress Nadine Nassib Njeim recently shared on social media that a thief made off with her $20,000 Hermes handbag while she was in France for the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

    In a video that has gone viral, Njeim expressed her frustration over the incident, explaining that the theft occurred after she had checked her luggage at the airport.

    Nadine Nassib Njeim Robbed of $20,000 Hermes Bag

    In a tweet from a user, it was highlighted that the theft of Njeim’s Hermes bag, valued at over $20,000, has led to calls for a fundraising campaign, as many felt she shouldn’t have to suffer this loss without support.

    The Emirates Airlines staff are looking into the matter, according to Njeim. However, she voiced her disappointment over the compensation offered, stating it wouldn’t even cover a small accessory for the expensive handbag.

    This incident has sparked significant discussion online, with many users debating the implications of spending large sums on luxury items like Njeim’s Hermes bag.

    Some comments referenced recent videos from China, leading to criticism of Njeim. Users stated, "Don’t be upset, Nadine. Most international brands are produced in China and their manufacturing cost is vastly lower than what you paid."

    They further elaborated, "If you paid $50,000, its actual price in China is around $500. Perhaps you should reflect on your decision and the choices of those who spend such amounts. You could easily visit China and purchase all those brands at a discount. It’s simply absurd."