Identity of Youmi Beauty's fiancé revealed, who is he?
After her Katb Al-Kitab post, she also shared a photo of her "enormous" ring and mimicky wrote: "The ring is a little small, it should have been bigger". The couple wore the same watches but with different colors; yellow and pink.
In the Instagram posts, her fiancé, didn't fully appear in the picture, but she only shared the first letters of their names, which were "Y" and "G", and kept the groom's identity unknown, raising multiple questions and triggering curiosity among her fans.
In the photo on Instagram, Youmi wore a below-the-knee dress while covering her arms with a mint green scarf. Her appearance was both exquisite and modest.
A photo shared by Youmi Beauty on her Instagram shows her big engagement ring
Who is Youmna Khoury's groom?
Many rumors emerged on social media regarding the identity of Youmi Beauty's groom after the influencer kept his name a secret from her fans.
However, many suggested that Youmi's groom is likely Kuwaiti, based on the sheikh who appeared in the video, whom followers likened to preacher Othman Al-Khamis.
On the other hand, many others claimed that Youmna Khoury's fiancé is a Turkish businessman, who has British citizenship as well.
According to allegations online, Youmi got married to Turkish businessman Gurhan Kiziloz, 35, who has a net worth of about $700 million.
It is worth noting that Gurhan Kiziloz is the entrepreneur behind Lanistar, a London-based challenger bank.
Despite rumors and allegations regarding the identity of Youmna Khoury's groom, nothing was confirmed by an official source.
Who is Youmna Khoury?
Youmna Khoury is a very famous entrepreneur and beauty expert, and the founder of Youmi Beauty, a cosmetics company.
Youmi Beauty is one of the influencers and was ranked among the top 30 entrepreneurs in the Middle East under the age of forty.
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