This record of Dalai Lamai by Arnold Schwarzenegger could not be broken, and the grandfather could not go out of the mountains

*Reports from the Middle East say that Dalami secretly married his second wife.

Middle Eastern media reported on Friday, November 19, 2021, that Mamdouh Elssbiay (alias Dalamy) had married his second wife. The news was initially reported by Cairo 24 Hours, which said the wedding celebration was held in secret at a hotel in Alexandria, Egypt.

Dalai Lamai already had a wife, Mawa, and had three daughters.

The wedding marked the legal marriage between him and his second wife, and if that were the case, Dalai Lamai would be the first Mr. Olympia champion in the sport's history.

Egyptian journalist Radwa El-Sherbiny tweeted about the second wedding. The post included a photo of Rami's wedding as well as a photo of his first wife. You can see it in the post below:

Dalami's brother Mohammed separately confirmed the news of Rami's second wedding. He also claimed that his family was fully aware of his decision about two days earlier. The family did not attend the wedding to avoid hurting Mawa's feelings. Mohammed went on to defend his brother's decision, pointing out that Rami had his own reasons for marrying a second house, though he did not elaborate further.

Rami's brother also said that rami's first wife, Mawa, did not know about the second marriage until a little later. Mohammed also said that after learning the news, Mawa was shocked and difficult to accept.

Dalami just won his second Mr. Olympia title last month, cementing his dominance over years of fighting for that honor. He claims he will continue to return, defend and maintain his title status in the coming years.

Rami was also greeted with a heroic welcome upon his return to Egypt. Contrary to some aspects of American professional bodybuilding, Rami's success in Egypt is comparable to that of super mainstream star athletes such as the NFL and the NBA.

The $400,000 championship prize (800,000 in two years) and the full exploitation of Dalami's personal commercial value made him a proper rich man.

And according to Egyptian law, a man can marry four wives, so in Egypt three wives and four concubines is not a dream, as long as it can be raised!