Little-known Egyptian actress Dunia Masoud caused a social media uproar last week after she posted a picture of her bare back with a tattoo implying that she is an atheist, something that is prohibited by law in Egypt and is certainly not considered a "freedom of choice."
This week, Syrian actress Suzanne Najm Eddine risked going down the same route as Dunia with her more conservative fans, when she also shared a snapshot of a tattoo on her back, just below the right shoulder, of two beautiful butterflies. Hey, there's nothing blasphemous about that!
But don't fret, the 49-year-old's new ink work is only temporary for her latest role in the upcoming Ramadan TV drama "Wesh Tani" (The Other Face), Al Watan Voice reported.
"Who knows what my tattoo means, why I had it done this way and what role I'll be playing?," Suzanne teased her fans on Instagram, keeping them in suspense!
We think she'll be playing a sassy woman with a double identity - judging by the series' name and that cheeky pose she's sporting!
If you just can't get enough of Suzanne, you can watch her in two other dramas this Ramadan, including "Marionette" and "Emra'a Men Ramad" (A Woman From Ashes).
