that she would be releasing a new song titled "Breathing You In" along with a video clip featuring Casper Smart. In 2018, she starred in an Egyptian drama Lanaat Karma. In September 2018, Haifa released her seventh studio album, Hawwa. The album features 15 songs, and debuted at No. 1 on iTunes charts. The album was produced independently by Wehbe herself, without a record label. In 2020, she accused her ex-business manager, Mohamed al-Waziry, of stealing $4m from her bank account, including also her fees from producers and party organizers. In 2021, Haifa Wehbe released a new duet song entitled “Law Kont” with Egyptian artist Akram Hosni, and it exceeded millions of views in a few hours and remained number one on various charts across the Middle East. The music video was popular all over the world on YouTube. Personal life In the 1990s, Wehbe married her cousin Nasr Fayyad when she was 18 and traveled with him to Nigeria where he worked. During her pregnancy, she returned to Lebanon and separated from Fayyad, with whom she had one daughter, Zeinab. On June 25, 2007, Wehbe survived an accident while filming a music video for the song "Hasa Ma Bena" in Lebanon. In the video, a single engine airplane was to chase Wehbe as she drove a car. However, the airplane inadvertently hit the car, taking off the front windshield of the convertible she was driving. Despite the severity of the accident, Wehbe suffered only minor cuts and bruises. Wehbe married Egyptian businessman Ahmed Abou Hashima on April 24, 2009 in Beirut. Among the guests at the wedding party were singer Anastacia, Carmen Electra, Sean Combs, Googoosh, Nawal Al Zoghbi, Najwa Karam, Ragheb Alama, and Sherine. It was announced that Wehbe and Ahmed Abou Hashima had split in November 2012. Wehbe is a Shiite Muslim. Wehbe has two granddaughters, Rahab and Daniella, born to her daughter Zeinab. Criticism and Controversy Wardrobe incident In November 2014, Wehbe caused controversy and was later heavily criticized, when she wore a revealing dress during a live episode of Arab Star Academy, where her bare butt was shown. She later apologized and blamed the stage lighting. Allegations of Racism In 2009, the lyrics to Baba Fein arouse controversy with Nubians as in the lyrics its said "Where is my teddy bear and the Nubian monkey?" referring to Nubians as "monkeys". Nubians in Egypt accused her