Mirna shared several photos from the celebration on social media, appearing alongside El Saadany and his son in relaxed family moments that quickly caught followers’ attention.
The photos also highlighted Mirna’s close relationship with El Saadany’s family during the early months of their marriage.
Expressing how emotional the surprise made her, Mirna revealed that although she had previously celebrated her birthdays in different places around the world, this year felt particularly special.
“Oh my God! I’ve celebrated my birthdays in different places around the world, but this year is incredibly special and emotional because the person closest to my heart celebrated me and surprised me. I hope we always celebrate each other,” she wrote.
Ahmed El Saadany, meanwhile, chose a humorous way to wish his wife a happy birthday. Sharing several photos of the couple on Instagram, he wrote: “Happy birthday, you problem solver.”
Mirna responded simply with: “Big love.”
The post quickly attracted birthday wishes from several Egyptian stars. Ghada Adel reacted with a red heart, Mayan El Sayed wished Mirna a happy birthday, while Reham Abdel Ghafour wrote: “Happy birthday, my loves. May God always make you happy.” Ahmed Dawood also responded with a heart emoji.
The celebration comes only weeks after Ahmed El Saadany announced his marriage to Mirna El Helbawy on June 26, in a ceremony attended by family members, close friends and several stars from the entertainment industry.
Just days earlier, Mirna had also celebrated El Saadany’s birthday with a romantic message and photos of the couple, as the newlyweds continue to share glimpses of their relationship and married life with their followers.
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