Nourine Abouseada

Nourine Abouseada (born 18 September 2000 in Cairo, Egypt) is a multifaceted Egyptian entertainment figure who has rapidly risen to prominence as a singer, television judge, businesswoman, and actor. From an early age she demonstrated a keen interest in the arts, beginning her public career as a model and appearing in numerous television advertisements that showcased her striking presence and charismatic aura. In 2017 she formally entered the music industry, releasing solo tracks such as “What Do You Say” and collaborating with rapper Marwan Moussa on the duet “Hob Khanaq,” which highlighted her versatility across Arabic pop, romance, and world‑music genres. Her vocal style, characterized by emotive delivery and polished production under the Mazzika label, quickly earned her a dedicated fan base throughout the Middle East. Alongside her musical pursuits, Nourine expanded her profile by serving as a judge on popular television talent shows, where her insightful critiques and supportive mentorship earned respect from both contestants and fellow industry professionals. Academically, she pursued higher education at the prestigious Sorbonne University, studying within the Faculty of Arts, an experience that broadened her cultural perspective and informed her artistic endeavors. In 2022 she transitioned to acting with a notable role in the investigative series “Investigation,” demonstrating a natural aptitude for screen performance and adding a new dimension to her creative repertoire. The following year she was cast in the 2023 film “Al Shanab,” further cementing her status as a rising cinematic talent. Beyond the spotlight, Nourine has cultivated a successful business venture, leveraging her public platform to launch entrepreneurial initiatives that reflect her commitment to empowering young women in the entertainment sector. Her career, spanning over six years, continues to evolve, positioning her as a dynamic force in contemporary Egyptian popular culture.