Red color invades the pages of the stars .. Thus art people celebrated Valentine's Day ..

Cairo – Howaida Abu Samak

A large number of art stars in Egypt and the Arab world were keen to celebrate Valentine through their personal accounts on "Instagram".

Rogina published pictures of her with her husband, Ashraf Zaki and their two daughters, Maya and Mary, and wrote: "Every Valentine and you are love, every year and you are the love of my life and you are the life of my heart."

Tunisian singer Saber Al-Ribai published his photo with his wife and wrote a romantic message to her: “I loved you and love you and I will love you because you are my wife, my sweetheart, and my companion, my life, every year and you are by my side and in my world.”

As for the artist, Reham Ayman, she published a picture of her with a big red bear and wished a happy Valentine's Day for everyone.

Writer Engy Alaa published a photo of her with her husband, the artist Youssef El Sharif, and wished everyone a happy Valentine's Day.

The artist Nisreen Tafesh published her photo, appeared in a short red dress, and re-made her fans on the occasion of Valentine's Day.

Hind Sabri published a picture of her from the movie "The Sweetest Times", and wrote a commentary: "International Day for Ayza Ward, Ibrahim."

Despite the divorce, Sarah Nakhla published a picture of her in red, and she wished all of her fans Valentine Saeed.

Rania Farid Shawky published her photo with her husband and wrote on it: "A successful marriage requires falling in love many times with the same person. I love you, my soulmate."

Feryal Youssef posted her photo sitting beside a large red rose bouquet and reunited her fans on Valentine's Day.

Dora Al-Tunisia published a picture of her in a red dress, and confirmed that all we need in life is love.

The actress Abeer Sabri published her picture with her husband and wrote her words to him: "And you prefer the most beautiful moment of love … It is the moment of our choosing for some whole age … I love you, my love."

Young singer Mohamed El-Sharnoubi published his photo with his fiancée, Randa Riad, and wrote a romantic message to her: “Our Lord, may He make you beautiful, O my love, and remove any evil from us.”

The actress, Carole Samaha, portrayed her husband, businessman Walid Mustafa, and wrote "Happy Valentine's Day."