Lebanese artist Nadine Nseeb Najim celebrated her birthday at home, adhering to COVID-19 safety protocols.
Najim shared a picture on Instagram where she appeared beside a cake with her friend, who had prepared a surprise for her. She captioned the post: "It’s my birthday; I’ll spend it with my children in home quarantine. Thank you, Nato, for the pre-birthday surprise." The Lebanese actress received congratulatory messages from her fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry, notably from Syrian artist Safaa Sultan, who wrote, "Happy birthday to the sweetest star," while media personality Radwa El Sherbiny commented, "May God make you beloved among His creations every year, and may He grant you the blessing of health and peace of mind, my dear." Other well-wishers included Balqees Fathi, singer Ghamar, Dalida Ayash, and Victor Kirouz.
Nadine Nseeb Najim frequently shares updates from her home, emphasizing her full commitment to preventive measures, especially during lockdown periods. She also sends messages to her audience urging them to stay safe from the virus. Recently, she received the experimental COVID-19 vaccine and shared a fun clip after getting vaccinated, saying, "Honestly, I couldn’t help but share this video; we laughed a lot. May God protect us from this vaccine—it changed us after getting the COVID-19 shot."
It is worth noting that Nadine Najim's latest work was in the series "Five and a Half," written by Iman Al-Saeed, directed by Philip Asmar, and produced by Sabah Brothers, which aired in the 2019 Ramadan season. She played the lead role alongside Syrian actor Qusay Khouli.
