The Egyptian artist Bayoumi Fouad revealed details of a previous conflict with artist Ramez Galal, confirming that mocking his appearance and clothes during the introduction of one of the prank shows left a psychological impact on him and made him feel sad.
Bayoumi Fouad said, during his appearance on a podcast with the media personality Karim Khatab, that what upset him the most was the mockery he faced in front of his family members, noting that he refrained from answering Ramez Galal's calls at that time due to his distress.
He explained that he usually avoids talking to people he is angry with so as not to embarrass them, pointing out that the conflict ended later after the atmosphere calmed between them.
He jokingly added that Ramez Galal is the one who feels bothered by him now, after he apologized for not participating in his show during the last Ramadan season.
In another context, Bayoumi Fouad talked about experiencing a similar situation with one of the female artists, explaining that she spoke negatively about him, and when she tried to apologize, he was not ready to talk to her due to his anger at that time.
The Egyptian artist also reviewed his artistic career, mentioning that in one year he participated in about 12 artistic works that varied between leading roles, supporting roles, and guest appearances, affirming that the density of his work did not affect his presence, and that the diversity of roles and dedication to work were the reasons for his continuity.
He pointed out that his artistic career began on stage at the university while studying at the Faculty of Fine Arts, before he joined the Creative Arts Center under the supervision of director Khaled Galal, admitting that not auditioning in the early stages was a mistake, and emphasizing the importance of casting in discovering talents and creating stars.