Diana Karazon and Majal's Problems
Jordan accused the artist, Diana, the product and its former director, Mohammed Al-Majali, of trying to assault her and threatened with death, and burning fire with water if she refuses to respond to the demands.
And apologized Diana in the first emergence of media in the aftermath of a dispute with Al-Majali in the "ShowShara", which was broadcast on the channel "Nile Live" from all the journalists who tried to contact her during the last period and did not answer them, saying she was not willing to talk to media representatives because of its desire to know where she wants to reach with Majali to the conflict, including the judiciary.
She explained that the problems including the common problems between any artist and her manager, pointing out that it had contracted with him in charge of production has for three years, after that he considered her as one of his family, noting that it has been for 4 years without a production company until she heard this talk from him.
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