Cairo, Egypt – Social media personality Suzy Al-Urduniyah made an emotional statement in a recent video, expressing profound frustration over what she described as frequent detentions by authorities. The video, released by the Egyptian news platform Huna Masr, is being circulated as her last public appearance before an alleged arrest.In the candid footage, Al-Urduniyah directly addressed the camera, stating, "I swear to God, I spend more time in the police station than at home." She appeared visibly distressed, questioning the reasons behind her repeated encounters with law enforcement. "Why are they taking me? I truly wish to live my age now, it's enough," she pleaded, signaling a desire for an end to her legal troubles.Al-Urduniyah further asserted her innocence, claiming she is being held responsible for the actions of others. "I am being held accountable for things that other people are wrong about, not me," she explained. "I have nothing to do with it. If someone made a mistake, they should bear the consequences." She emphasized her detachment from the issues of "big people" and insisted on her right to be left alone.The video has garnered significant attention online, with many viewers speculating about the specifics of her situation and the reasons for her alleged arrest. Huna Masr, an Egyptian news platform, presented this video as a key development in the ongoing public interest surrounding Al-Urduniyah.
موجة جديدة من الملاحقات الشرطية تستهدف مؤثرات منصة تيك توك في مصر، من بينهنّ الشابة سوزي الأردنية، التي لفتت الأنظار بنجاحها السريع، لتجد نفسها في مو…
