Syrian singer Asala Nasri's expensive jewelry and watches, worth about $6 million, were stolen from the MGM Grand Detroit hotel in Michigan. Asala emphasized that her loss was not only financial, as among the stolen items were irreplaceable family and personal mementos, including gifts and items related to her late father. Asala said it happened after his October 31 concert in the United States and delayed the release of the news so that the incident would not affect the atmosphere of his US tour. According to this singer, after learning about the incident, the police arrived at the scene and began an investigation, but until the time of his announcement, no new information had been received about the fate of the stolen jewelry and watches. This Syrian singer has been in the news for the past few months due to his return to his country. On Thursday, September 17, after about 15 years away from Syria, he went on stage at the Al-Fiha theater in Damascus and performed with the song "Raise your head... "You are a free Syrian," he began.

Syrian singer Asala Nasri's expensive jewelry and watches, worth about $6 million, were stolen from the MGM Grand Detroit hotel in Michigan. Asala emphasized that her loss was not only financial, as among the stolen items were irreplaceable family and personal mementos, including gifts and items related to her late father. Asala said it happened after his October 31 concert in the United States and delayed the release of the news so that the incident would not affect the atmosphere of his US tour. According to this singer, after learning about the incident, the police arrived at the scene and began an investigation, but until the time of his announcement, no new information had been received about the fate of the stolen jewelry and watches. This Syrian singer has been in the news for the past few months due to his return to his country. On Thursday, September 17, after about 15 years away from Syria, he went on stage at the Al-Fiha theater in Damascus and performed with the song "Raise your head... "You are a free Syrian," he began.