Lebanese Celebrities In The Diaspora Share Their Grief & Anger Over Beirut Explosion
The tragic event of August 4th is still shaking the world and many are trying to lend their support, even if only to try to lift the spirits of the Lebanese people.
Among them, A-list international celebrities reposted prayers, and ways to help, and even called on their followers to donate, like Bella Hadid , who also donated to 13 NGOs in Lebanon.
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The Lebanese celebrities in the diaspora haven't certainly missed to do their part.
Heartbroken as they are for the capital of their homeland and their people back home, they took to social media to express their anger, their grief, and their call for support.
Here are some notable ones:
Massari
"I can't believe this happened today in Beirut."
~ Massari
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Internationally famous Lebanese-Canadian singer Massari shared his shock and grief on Instagram, and posted stories showing ways to support.
Karl Wolf
My cousin felt the whole house shake and they’re in the mountains.
Karl Wolf
Another famous Lebanese-Canadian singer, Karl Wolf used his Instagram platform to express his grief over Beirut. He shared his experience calling every single member of his family.
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Jessica Kahawaty
"All my friends have stitches, my family was under the rubble, and every single one of them lost their homes and businesses."
`~ Jessica Kahawaty
Lebanese-Australian Jessica Kahawaty wasn't as calm in her pain as Massari and Karl Wolfs. Filled with rage, she explained the heartbreaking situation in her caption.
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Rima Fakih
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Rima Fakih
Ex-Miss USA Rima Fakih was immensely posting about the explosion of her homeland. She expressed her sorrows through several posts and stories and posted "How to Help Lebanon," urging her worldwide followers to take action.
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Rima Fakih and her husband Sal are also giving $250,000 to Lebanese charities that are helping on the ground in Lebanon.
Stéphanie Atala
Beirut, I love you.
~ Stephanie Atala