Ghada Ibrahim Angry About Her Age on Wikipedia.. "How is it 73 Years!"
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Egyptian artist Ghada Ibrahim was surprised to find a different birth date for herself on Wikipedia, as her page indicated that she was born in 1953, making her 73 years old, which upset her and led her to question who was responsible for including this information.
Ghada expressed her objection in a post on her Facebook account on Monday evening, stating that she was surprised by what was mentioned on the site, describing the matter as "deception and fraud," and questioning the logic of her age being displayed in this manner.
The artist did not stop at objecting to the birth date, but also questioned who was responsible for the mistake, saying it is "not reasonable" for her to appear older than artists Nadia El Gendy and Nabila Ebeid in the published data.
Following her post, Ghada received comments clarifying that the information published on Wikipedia can be added or modified by volunteers, which may lead to errors in some data.
A number of Ibrahim's friends offered to help her correct her date of birth, and indeed, the information published on the page was amended in a short time.
It is noted that actress Ghada Ibrahim was born in Alexandria in 1972, which means she is 54 years old, and she studied ballet at the Italian school in Alexandria, as well as studying piano.
She began her career working in advertisements before participating in several cinematic and television works during the 1990s, including "Ta'ata and Rika and Kazem Bey" and "The Nutcracker", and then her participation in cinema, theater, and television continued, with her most prominent works being "Cinderella", "Asmahan", and "The Day We Met".
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