Egyptian authorities opened an investigation following a neighbor’s formal complaint in Giza against Basma Bousil, citing disruptive noise levels emanating from her residential villa in Sheikh Zayed City. The dispute has drawn intense public attention across digital platforms since late October 2026.
Sheikh Zayed Police Station Records the Noise Complaint
A resident living near the Giza villa occupied by Basma Bousil walked into the Second Sheikh Zayed Police Station to file an official grievance on Sunday, October 26, 2026. The complainant told law enforcement officers that persistent disturbances originating from the property were disrupting the neighborhood’s domestic peace.
Major Youssef Roshwan, head of investigations at the Second Sheikh Zayed Police Station, formally registered the incident report, setting the legal machinery in motion within the Sixth of October area. Police paperwork documented the grievance as a formal neighborhood dispute over domestic quietude.
Giza Public Prosecution Office Reviews the Case File
Following the completion of local police paperwork, the Giza Public Prosecution Office assumed direct oversight of the investigation. Prosecutors are examining the specifics of the neighborhood grievance to determine whether the sound levels violate local ordinances governing residential zones.
Legal analysts note that the filing of a police report and prosecutorial review mark preliminary fact-finding steps rather than a final judicial verdict. Neither the police department nor prosecutors have released findings regarding the exact decibel levels or the precise equipment or events that triggered the complaint.
Public Interest Centers on the Celebrity Residence
Public curiosity intensified across social media networks as news agencies in Egypt published details regarding the Sheikh Zayed property. The villa is frequently associated in public records with the artist’s former marriage to Egyptian singer Tamer Hosny.
The couple married in 2012 and concluded an 11-year marriage that produced three children: Talia, Amaya, and Adam. Bousil, a former Moroccan singer who first gained widespread recognition competing on the sixth season of the talent show Star Academy, has not issued any public statement addressing the neighborhood dispute.