Ahmed Flux announces his engagement... and keeps the identity of the bride a secret
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Egyptian actor Ahmed Flux announced his official engagement and his readiness to begin a new phase in his personal life, asking his fans to pray for him to complete the marriage, according to what he revealed in a post on his official Facebook account, yesterday evening, Saturday.
Flux explained that his decision came after his mother’s blessing and his father’s prayers for him, expressing his gratitude for what he described as the reward that God gave him after years that witnessed experiences and lessons in life.
The Egyptian artist also added that he decided to start a new life with his life partner, expressing his aspiration to complete the marriage, without revealing her identity or setting a date for completing the marriage ceremony.
The announcement sparked the interest of the artist’s followers on social media, especially with his talk about a new beginning in his life, and his request from his fans to pray for his success and the completion of the marriage well.
Actor Ahmed Flux, the son of actor Farouk Flux, is one of the faces who participated in a number of cinematic and television works. He began his artistic career in 2002 through the series “Man in the Age of Globalization,” before participating in various dramatic and cinematic works.
Ahmed Flux also left his mark in a number of works, including the movie “The Corridor,” which was shown in 2019, in which he participated as Mahmoud, alongside Ahmed Ezz, Iyad Nassar, Ahmed Rizk, and Mohamed Farrag, and directed by Sherif Arafa.
Flox also participated in a number of famous dramas, most notably the series “The Clairvoyant” with the artist Adel Imam, as well as the series “The Godfather,” and presented other cinematic works, including “I am my heart, my guide,” “Al-Batiniya,” “Azaz Ashab,” and “18th Street.”
Despite the diversity of his artistic participations, Flux stayed away from the screen for years, as his last cinematic participation was in “Al-Mamar” in 2019, while in the same year he appeared as a guest of honor in the series “Badal Al-Hiduta Thalata.”
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