Cairo family court has decided not to award Egyptian actress Shireen custody of her only daughter. Her ex-husband was awarded custody in a previous trial, and Shireen appealed the decision.
Mohammad Usama Mustafa, Shireen’s ex-husband, asked for sole custody of his daughter, who recently turned 20 years old. According to Egyptian law, a father may have complete custody of his daughter after she reaches age 15.
Mustafa requested custody on the grounds that he feared for his daughter’s well-being, especially since her mother is an actress and does not have enough time to attend to her everyday needs. He also feared that Shireen would persuade their daughter to enter the entertainment world, and expressed extreme anger when he discovered that Shireen had their daughter take part in a number of music videos.
The court had ruled in Mustafa’s favor and granted him full custody.
Excuse me - the parents are fighting over custody of a 20 year old woman??
The guys is concerned for the well-being of his 20 year old daughter because his ex-wife is an actress and can't attend to her DAILY NEEDS??
But the ex-husband didn't have a problem years ago to marry and screw (sorry!) someone from the entertainment world and since his wife is an actress - which translates to 'whore' - she is not good enough anymore after the divorce? He's not even willing to go for shared custody?
How about the fact what the daughter wants? Nobody is asking her?
And the family court plays happily along??
Some people really need to grow themselves a mooch (brain). Posted by Reality_Meanie (Member # 14540) on :
The father is trying to use the law to force his daughter from pursueing a career in the entertainment industry.
He probably hasn't been able to get a stiffy in years!
Posted by Kleobatra (Member # 14882) on :
LOL This tooooo funny!
Posted by caringforwomen (Member # 14617) on :
I think, at 20, the daughter can take care of herself. Noone needs to have custody of her.
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