Lebanese TV presenter Carla Haddad has faced recent criticism for working abroad during Lebanon’s crisis.
Carla Haddad recently shared an emotional post via her social media stories from Greece. In her message, she expressed the heavy toll Lebanon’s current crisis has taken on her, stating: “We travel to work and earn money, but our hearts are broken and hurting. We carry the worries of our families intertwined between work and closing the door of our livelihood.” She also added: “What is this cross that this small town Lebanon carries that the demons of the world are provoked.”
However, her post has sparked mixed reactions among her followers. While some criticised Haddad for leaving Lebanon to work while the country is facing extreme hardship, others wished her success and praised her for her hard work and resilience during such challenging times.
Like many others, Haddad is facing the emotional struggle of balancing her career abroad and the need to work with the heartache of leaving her country behind during its time of crisis.
Despite the criticism by some, Carla Haddad remains a beloved figure in the Arab world, known for her charm, grace, and versatility across multiple entertainment platforms.


The Career of Carla Haddad
Carla Haddad has made a name for herself as one of the most influential TV presenters in the Middle East. From starting as a model at the young age of 14, she went on to captivate audiences with her role on the popular Lebanese comedy show Moniaa fi Lebanon. Her journey didn’t stop there. She hosted various entertainment programs, including Carla La La, Ya Leil Ya Ein, and was a regular weather presenter on LBC. Over the years, she diversified her talents, presenting shows like Helwe Al Hayat and more recently, the fourth season of Dancing With The Stars Middle East.
Her talents aren't confined to the small screen. Haddad has also been cast in roles in numerous comedy plays and a drama series, solidifying her presence in the acting world. Off-screen, she’s a sought-after event host, regularly seen at large festivals, corporate events, and weddings.
A social media sensation, Haddad’s presence goes beyond TV, as she boasts more than a million followers across her platforms. Engaging with her audience on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, Haddad considers social media an essential part of her career. She dedicates significant time to maintaining a connection with her fans, sharing snippets of her life, her work, and, occasionally, her opinions on pressing matters, as seen with her recent comments on Lebanon’s situation. For Haddad, social media views often exceed traditional TV viewership, marking a shift in how entertainers connect with audiences in today’s digital age.
Balancing Fashion and TV Hosting
Carla Haddad is not just a TV presenter but a trendsetting fashion icon in the Middle East. Her vibrant personality shines through in her fashion choices, which she describes as a mix of young, fresh, classic, and edgy styles. She’s often seen wearing a mix of high-end brands like Balmain, Alexandre Vauthier, and Tom Ford, alongside more accessible fashion lines.
In her personal life, she maintains a disciplined lifestyle, exercising daily, avoiding late nights, and sticking to a healthy routine. In a recent interview with Arabian Moda, Haddad said that despite her glamorous on-screen presence, she prefers to go makeup-free when off-camera and believes in simple beauty practices, often relying on advice from her dermatologist.


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