ALBAWABA - ET Bil Arabi urges respect after Subhy Otry tragic passing.
Following the spread of what it called "inaccurate" reports regarding the circumstances of the late Subhy Otry's death, his psychological condition, and his professional status, ET Bil Arabi released an official statement today urging everyone to act responsibly, demonstrate humanity, and respect the feelings of his family and friends.
The statement continued: "While the family, loved ones, and friends of the late colleague Subhy are busy absorbing the devastating news and making funeral and burial arrangements, we, through ET Bil Arabi, would like to clarify that what has been circulating on social media regarding the circumstances of his death, his psychological state, or his professional status are merely rumors that have no basis in reality."
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The statement went on to say, "Our beloved colleague Subhy was a model of professionalism, a person of integrity and honor. We implore everyone to behave responsibly, be human, respect his family's and friends' feelings, and not broadcast or spread false information. Please honor his background and career and offer up prayers for his loved ones' patience and mercy.
It's important to remember that Subhy Otry was a media and entertainment hero in the area, making a lasting impression over the course of his multi-year career and winning the respect of both his fans and colleagues.
In addition to being a well-known media figure, Subhy was a brother to those closest to him, a friend to many, and a companion throughout happy times, productive endeavors, and triumphs. As a result, the stars' farewells were more than simply a duty—they were public tears, poignant recollections, and sincere laments.
"A person doesn't die all at once, but rather in stages," Assala wrote on Instagram, expressing her profound sadness at Subhy's loss. She emphasized that every close person who dies takes a piece of us that never comes back, leaving a lingering hurt in our hearts.
On Instagram, Cyrine Abdelnour posted a video that included snippets and moments from earlier interviews Subhy had done with her. She said, "See you later."
On Amman TV's "Sah Sah" program, Nadia and Rahaf expressed their sorrow for the deceased Subhy.
"I was shocked by the news of the death of media personality Subhy Otry, this kind, energetic, and always smiling young man," wrote Ragheb Alama in a condolence post on Instagram. We send our deepest sympathies to his friends, family, fans, and coworkers. We belong to God, and we will return to Him. We belong to God, and we will return to Him.
Kind of Alloush posted pictures of the deceased and a heartfelt message of sadness, writing, "To God we belong, and to Him we shall return." We belong to Allah, and we will return to Him. God bless his family and all those he loves with patience.
Bassem Yakhour wrote, "You left us early, Subhy... leaving behind a great deal of grief and pain in our hearts," accompanied by a picture he shared with the deceased. You were the gentle, caring man who always made us smile and be hopeful. We shall never forget your memory. My deepest sympathies to your family and loved ones, and may God grant them patience."
Along with a picture she shared of the deceased, Nadine Njeim expressed her sorrow at the news, writing, "This news stunned me immensely... A week ago, when we messaged, I informed you that I was traveling to Dubai to see you, refreshed. What took place? I pray that God would be kind to you. Your heart is the kindest thing there is. My friend, may you rest in peace.
