Today’s episode dives into the unexpected wholesome moment between @joyce.unfiltered and her most consistent commenter, who disappeared for two videos and had the whole internet checking if he was okay. What started as a repetitive rude comment turned into a full “enemies to lovers” storyline — and a 12K-like comeback.

Jordan officially welcomes Ramadan starting Thursday, with leadership messages from His Majesty King Abdullah II, Her Majesty Queen Rania, and Prime Minister Jafar Hassan. At the same time, the Cabinet approved a 30% discount on traffic violations committed before February 17, 2026, and authorities reiterated the legal consequences of publicly breaking the fast during daylight hours. Here’s everything you need to know as the Kingdom enters Ramadan mode.

Aqaba starts glowing in Ramadan mode, cities across Jordan prepare for the holy month, Hamza Samara delivers a heartfelt graduation speech about Jordan’s future, Farah Medhat shows off the country in a stunning reel, and Maya Saifi opens up about letting go of comparison.Today’s episode captures pride, reflection, and that pre-Ramadan energy building across the Kingdom.

On today’s episode of the Lovin Amman Show, we break down Jordan’s move toward legally recognized digital IDs and what that could mean for everyday life. We also dive into Queen Rania’s visit to India, from her meeting with Isha Ambani at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre to her appearance at the Global Business Summit in New Delhi.Plus, Yarmouk University celebrates 50 years with a symbolic torch ceremony, a graduation helicopter zaffeh shuts down a street in Amman, and the Dead Sea turns pink.

From the Valentine’s weekend dust storm and when skies will finally clear, to Irbid’s glowing green valleys and a nature-core date at Wadi Al Rayan. Plus, Queen Rania’s India visit — from the Global Business Summit to Mumbai — and Al Nashama stars Ali Olwan & Yazan Al-Naimat ranking among the world’s top scorers.Here’s everything you need to know today. 🎙️✨

On today’s episode of the Lovin Amman Show, we start with Amman City Day and the city’s long history — from Philadelphia to modern-day Amman. We talk about Kuwaiti influencer @ittsfarahh visiting Downtown just for the knafeh experience, the arrest of a six-person gang linked to kiosk and coffee shop thefts, and our main story: El Silawe speaking publicly about his relationship with his mother and the legal cases raised against him.We also break down Valentine’s weekend events across the capital and recap the biggest headlines from earlier this week — from the Royal visit to Turkey to Ramadan working hours and the JaafarTalk debate.

Today’s Lovin Amman Show dives into two major conversations shaping Jordanian social media. Noor Taher opens up about the real-life bullying she faced after her role in AlRawabi School for Girls, sparking a wider discussion about online hate and accountability. We also break down the newly announced Ramadan working hours — with special focus on updated school timings across the Kingdom. Reflection, routine shifts, and Ramadan mode loading.

In today’s episode of the Lovin Amman Show, we begin with Jordanian travel creator Wsam Alkhresheh, who has just arrived in Oman after driving more than 3,000 kilometers across the region — a journey that focused on the road as much as the destination.We then turn to a major international development, as Norway’s ambassador to Jordan and Iraq resigns following renewed scrutiny over past links to Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about judgment, accountability, and diplomacy.

A full breakdown of today’s biggest conversations in Jordan — from a wholesome royal visit in Sahab, to a viral TV debate that split social media, powerful scenes from Amman’s streets, and a food crossover that no one saw coming.

In today’s episode of the Lovin Amman Show, Tariq Shami breaks down the stories Jordanians were talking about this Sunday, February 8th. From Jordan turning green after winter rains, to Their Majesties King Abdullah II and Queen Rania’s official visit to Türkiye, and new Ramadan working hours across the public sector.