Sayda Hakimi He has broken his silence about the latest controversy involving his son, Achrafi Hakimi. In the process of divorce, Hiba Abouk discovered that the footballer he had put his fortune in his mother’s name and, therefore, he could not claim the amount of money that he understood he should receive after signing the separation.
A strategic movement of which the mother of the Paris Saint-Germain player assures that she was not aware: “My son did not inform me of the transfer of his fortune,” said Saida in an interview for Morocco World News.
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In his statements, he also attacked the mother of his grandchildren, Amin y Naim: “If he has taken any action to protect himself, I don’t know, but… What’s the problem if it’s true? If my son doesn’t do that, he won’t be able to get rid of that woman.”
Hiba’s response arrived this Thursday in the form of a magazine cover Elle, in which she tells that she is used to supporting herself from a very young age. “I have zero attachment to material things, I have always been a fighter. At the age of 18 I left home with one hand in front and the other behind. Without the support of my family. But I had to do it, because my environment was not going to allow me neither to grow nor to be free. It was either my life or theirs, and I decided to fight for myself.”
After several days of silence about the accusation of the athlete for an apparent violation, the protagonist of Prince confirmed his divorce from Hakimi on March 27 with a strong statement: “After making the decision to legally separate and stop living together, pending the divorce proceedings, who would have imagined that in addition to facing the well-known pain that a separation entails, and accepting the grief that the failure of a family project to which I had given myself body and soul, I would have to face this ignominy. I have needed time to digest this shock. It goes without saying that in my life I have always been and will always be on the side of the victims, therefore given the gravity of the accusation we can only trust in the good conduct of justice”.