Fatima Hage: Sydney hairdresser survived her bikie ‘bed buddy’s’ execution… and someone recently firebombed her husband’s $400k Lambo. Now texts reveal a feud over a $18,000 Rolex

Dressed in an all-black tight-fitting one piece and perched on a golden throne on her newlywed’s knee, Fatima Hage projects an image of prestige and wealth. 

Following two major brushes with death, the unlucky-in-love Sydney hairdresser could certainly be forgiven for finding an escape in the finer things in life – such as the Hermes Birkin handbag place strategically besides her high-heeled feet in this marital portrait. 

Six years ago, she survived a gangland hit which claimed the life of her supposed lover, while her new husband had his Lamborghini torched in May. 

But Daily Mail Australia can now reveal that a small detail in the glamorous portrait has triggered months of ugly mud-slinging. 

A woman previously involved with Fatima’s new husband, Mahmoud ‘Bargo’ Bargshoon, has accused him of stealing her Rolex – before allegedly giving it to his wife as a luxurious one-of-a-kind gift. 

Sydney hairdresser Fatima Hage, 30, sits on the lap of her new husband Mahmoud ‘Bargo’ Bargshoon, allegedly wearing a watch that has sparked a bitter six-month feud 

Ms Hage, 30, firmly denies the allegations on her husband’s behalf, claiming that she wears a different watch and the other woman is motivated by jealousy.

The $12,500 two-toned diamond time-piece, which can allegedly be seen on Ms Hage’s left wrist in the photo, has been the subject of a six-month feud between the two women.

Rose, 26, from Liverpool, in Sydney’s west, had a brief three-month relationship with Mr Bargshoon last winter. 

She told Daily Mail Australia she is ‘110 per cent sure’ the watch on Ms Hage’s wrist is the same one she claims she misplaced in Mr Bargshoon’s home at the end of August, 2022. 

Rose (pictured), 26, who had a brief relationship with Mr Bargshoon last year, alleges that the watch she is wearing in this picture is the same one on Ms Hage’s wrist in the previous photo

Messages between the two women, seen by Daily Mail Australia, demonstrate their increasingly bitter feud over the allegedly stolen watch

Before the relationship ended, Rose had her suspicions, and confronted Mr Bargshoon, who denied he had the timepiece. 

Ms Hage recently got married to Mahmoud ‘Bargo’ Bargshoon (pictured). Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Mr Bargshoon is a thief – simply that there is a furious dispute over a Rolex watch between the two women 

The builder even sent her a bizarre video of himself searching in vain for the Rolex in his house. 

‘A couple of months later I had friends contact me to say they had allegedly seen my watch in his room, but I still didn’t think much more of it,’ Rose explained. 

‘But then in March one of my friends sent me a recording of Bargo’s snapchat, where he lifts lifts Fatima’s jacket to show off a watch, which looks exactly like mine… as if he bought it for her.’ 

Rose, who manages a gym and runs her own designer dress hire business, was immediately suspicious and contacted Ms Hage directly. 

‘At first, I contacted her in the nicest way possible because if another woman contacted me, girl-to-girl, to tell me the watch my boyfriend had given me was potentially stolen then I would chuck it back in his face,’ said Rose. 

Rose (left), who was given her two-toned diamond Dior time-piece by an ex-boyfriend, claims she has seen Ms Hage wearing her watch in a Snapchat video. Her watch is pictured right

A still from Mr Bargshoon’s snapchat, which has been shared with Daily Mail Australia 

Indeed, Ms Hage completely rejected the suggestion, sparking an increasingly bitter correspondence over the last six months, which has been shared with Daily Mail Australia. 

Rose has repeatedly asked Ms Hage to share the serial number of the Rolex to put the claims to bed

The messages have become increasingly bitter 

‘She refuses to give me the serial number, despite me asking multiple times,’ said Rose. 

‘We could put this to bed so easily. But she always changes the subject.’ 

‘Some people have said: ‘It’s just a watch’ but the cost of it is like someone stealing your car. It’s also very sentimental to me because we broke up because of distance reasons on very good terms.’ 

However, when contact by Daily Mail Australia, Ms Hage completely denied the allegation. 

‘No, it’s not true. I’ve actually gone to my lawyer and I will sue the girl for defamation because it is not true,’ she said.

‘She’s just a jealous ex who has a vendetta.’

Daily Mail Australia does not suggest that Mr Bargshoon is a thief – simply that there is a furious dispute over a Rolex watch between the two women

Ms Hage denied she’d ever been asked for the watch’s serial number, claiming the text messages shared with Daily Mail Australia were with someone else.

‘My husband is a multimillionaire,’ she said. ‘He would never steal a watch.’

This publication asked Ms Hage multiple times to provide the serial number but she refused.  

‘I don’t need to justify myself to someone who is obsessed with my partner,’ she said. 

Ms Hage is suing NSW Police for trauma and PTSD following the assassination of her lover Kemel Junior ‘Blackie’ Barakat’ as she allegedly lay beside him in 2017.

Barakat had long standing links to the Coman­cheros and Hells Angels, and was a suspect in the execution of another career criminal, Hamad Assaad, 29, in 2016. 

Ms Hage and Kemel ‘Blackie’ Barakat were in bed in Mortlake, in the city’s south, about 2.30am on March 10, 2017 when masked gunmen burst into his unit and executed him in a hail of bullets. 

Mr Bargshoon had the Lamborghini Huracan he was leasing torched in the street in May this year

She was later wrongly accused of opening the door for the assassins and sending out a photo taken of the Sydney underworld figure’s bloodied corpse on Snapchat. 

The trial is expected to start in the District Court of NSW in six weeks’ time. 

Her new husband, Mr Bargshoon, had his $400,000 rented Lamborghini Huracan torched on a street in Olympic Park, in western Sydney, in May. 

Police are searching for two people who were seen carrying jerry cans moments before the blaze broke out, causing the the vehicle to melt on the road.

Attempts to contact Mr Bargshoon were unsuccessful.