After the article went viral on social media, EgyptAir apologized for the’surreal’ interview it published with actress Drew Barrymore. The magazine said it was “far from a fake interview,” but the piece was slanted and contained grammatical errors. While Barrymore did not attend the interview, her representatives did and apologised for the misunderstanding. The publication has since deleted the story and the pictures and captions of the article have amassed thousands of retweets and likes.

The magazine says the’surreal’ article was “inaccurate” and has removed it. The actress, 42, says she never participated in the interview, and is “very sorry for the mistake”. The Egyptian airline has since apologized for the ‘inaccurate and misleading article’. The website claims that it was not the actor’s intention to make the comments in the article, and that the quotes were taken from a press conference.

An apology from EgyptAir’s magazine, ‘Horus’, has issued a statement apologising to the actress for the’surreal’ article. A spokesperson for the actress’ team said the piece was based on a fabricated interview, and despite its inaccuracy, it remains an unprofessional piece of writing. The publisher says the article was written by a native Arabic-speaking writer.

A magazine has apologized for an article on actress Drew Barrymore. It says that the interview, which was originally submitted in Arabic, was made into English and caused a lot of confusion on social media. The magazine says that the issue was caused by the translation errors. And it denies the’surreal’ article is a fake. It does not mention the fact that the actress had plastic surgery.

The magazine has apologised for the’mistake’ and says it is now working with the actress to make it right. The’surreal’ article was shared by Adam Baron, who is the former president of the HFPA. The magazine has apologized for the mistake, but it is still not the truth. ‘Surreal’ means’surreal’ in this case.

The Egyptian airline’s apologises for the’surreal’ article with actress Drew Barrymore. The’surreal’ article was published in the magazine’s Arabic version and was published in English. It was later translated to English and republished in the English version. ‘Surreal’ in this context means ‘fake’.

The Egyptian airline apologised for its “disastrous” article containing an interview with the actress. ‘Amazing’ is an ‘overthe-the-top’ word that describes the movie star’s life. The’surreal’ article was published in Arabic and then translated into English. However, many of the reactions were negative.

The actress has apologized for the article and has offered to withdraw her comments in the meantime. The story was published in an online magazine called Horus. The company has also acknowledged that it is’sorry for any offence caused’ by the false interview. ‘Sorry for any offence caused,’ the publication tweeted. TheWrap’s requests for a comment were not immediately answered by her representatives. The actress’ representatives have been in touch with the company’s PR team and are investigating the situation.

The in-flight magazine Horus published by EgyptAir has apologised for the’mistranslation’ of the article with the actress. This error led to a misunderstanding and was due to grammatical errors in the translation. ‘Muhammad’ was a mistake, so it is best to avoid using it if it is offensive to the culture.

The actress’ rep is apologetic for the’surreal’ interview with the airline’s magazine. The’surreal’ article was published in an online magazine for a popular travel guide and subsequently went viral. The publication is now working with the actress’s PR team to remove the story. The’surreal’ interview was first revealed by a Twitter user, who shared the article.

The Egyptian Airlines magazine’s apology came after an investigation uncovered a’misrepresentation’ about the actress. The’misrepresentation’ is the first time that a celebrity has made a public apology for an article. The publication has apologised for the incident. The actress said she did not participate in the interview and the article is’surreal’.