After the controversy, the court insists on Zeina and commits Ahmed Ezz to pay 25,000 pounds
Laila emam
The case of Zeina's sons from Ahmed Ezz sparked widespread public debate, continuing in the courts for eight consecutive years as the couple exchanged accusations.
Ezz refused to recognize Zeina's children, yet the case continues to cast a shadow over their relationship to this day.
The court issued a new ruling yesterday obliging Ezz to pay 25,000 pounds for a house and 3,000 pounds, a custody fee for his twins from Zeina, after Zeina's lawyer presented the court with documents including his wages in his artworks and advertising campaigns he recently participated in.
The crisis between Ezz and Zeina began in 2014, with Zeina demanding proof of the lineage of her twin children Ezzedine and Zainaldin to Ahmed Ezz, stating that they married on June 15, 2013, and gave birth to her two children on February 10, 2014, but Izz refused to recognize them, and the court ruled in her favor.
The conflict between them continued in the following years and the accusations between the duo increased, including accusing Zeina of libel and slander, asking him to take care of all the expenses of her two children, and the case is still in court awaiting new sentences.
