Due to the lawsuit
Saad Lemjarrad is not allowed to leave France
Moroccan singer Saad Lemjarrad.
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Sources denied what was published that the photo of Moroccan singer Saad Lemjarrad with Lebanese Composer Jean Marie Reyachi was taken in Lebanon, saying that the two artists had met in the residence of Moroccan singer in France.
They revealed that the two artists are scheduled to cooperate in the near future in the framework of their project “Out of the Blue” which includes a number of Arab superstars.
The sources added that the Moroccan singer is not able to travel to Lebanon, as he is currently under house arrest in France. They revealed that he will not be allowed to move outside France before the end of his lawsuit.
The Moroccan singer denied his intention to take the experience of marriage during the current period, as he faces a large number of responsibilities now. He stressed that he is extremely preoccupied in proving his innocence in addition to returning to his works to meet the expectations of his fans in all over the Arab world.
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