Haifa Wehbe

First Name: Haifa
Last Name: Wehbe
Nationality: Lebanese
Date of Birth: 10 March 1976
Birthplace: Mahrouna, Lebanon
Height: 5'4" (163cm)
Measurements: 34D - 21.5 - 31.5
Eye Color: Brown - Light
Hair Color: Brown - Dark
Star Sign: Pisces

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Biography:
Haifa Wehbe was born on March 10, 1976, in Mahrouna, South Lebanon. Growing up in Beirut, Wehbe enjoyed listening to jazz and R&B music. She got an early start in modeling, and was crowned "Miss South Lebanon" by the time she was sixteen. In 1995, nineteen-year-old Wehbe was runner-up in the Miss Lebanon competition; a title that was later revoked when it was discovered that she was married, had a daughter, and therefore did not qualify as a "Miss."

By 1996, Wehbe had modeled for several magazines, and soon after released her first album, It is Time. In 2005, she
released her second album, I Want to Live, featuring the successful single “Hayat Albi.” It was followed up with her
signature hit song, “Ana Haifa (I am Haifa).” On June 10, 2006, Haifa performed as an opening act for 50 Cent, at his
first concert in Lebanon.

In 2005, Wehbe and fourteen other Arab celebrities starred in the critically-acclaimed reality show series The Valley,
which aired for three months. Wehbe played a central part in the show, often singing her songs and flaunting her
engagement ring from Saudi businessman, Tariq Al-Jaffali. The couple was only engaged for a few weeks prior to calling
off the wedding, amidst rumors that Al-Jaffali’s family had disapproved of the union. Meanwhile, Wehbe’s ex-husband has
retained custody of their daughter, Zaza, whom Wehbe has not seen in over ten years due to Lebanese child custody laws,
in which fathers get custody of their children.

In addition to being known for her stunning looks, Wehbe also has a reputation for being catty and hypocritical with
other women, especially when criticizing them for wearing revealing clothing. Wehbe, however, is no stranger to exposure
herself. At the 2004 London Lebanese Fashion show, Wehbe sported a skin-tight dress that stole the spotlight from the
show's models, who seemed conservative in comparison. In March 2006, a video of her dress coming undone reportedly hit the internet and went straight into cyber-circulation, creating a scandal in her home country. Her management later
stated that the video was fabricated and "not worth worrying about."

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