Updated: September 22, 2026
Birth Name: Yasmin Mohamed Shaaban Amin
Date of Birth: 1 September 1981
Age: 44
Origin: Zagazig, Sharqia Governorate, Egypt
Gender: Female
Nationality: Egyptian
Husband: Fatin Saeed (divorced)
Children: One son, Yassin
Occupation: Singer, actress
Genres: Shaabi, Egyptian pop
Biography & Career:
Pousi is one of the most recognisable voices in Egyptian shaabi music, a performer who went from village wedding stages to cinema screens in under a decade. Behind the stage name is Yasmin Mohamed Shaaban, and the story starts early and rough: she was singing at popular weddings around her home province by the time she was sixteen, then took steady work in the cabarets of Pyramids Street in Cairo. That grind ran for years before anything resembling fame arrived.
The turning point came in 2012, with a track recorded for the comedy film Al-Almany that jumped straight from the soundtrack into weddings, microbuses and street speakers across the country. Almost overnight the singer became a fixture of the shaabi scene, booked for private parties and concerts nationwide, and the momentum pushed Pousi towards acting. Comedy films followed, including Esh El Bolbol, along with a first television role in the series Halet Eshq.
The appeal has always been the delivery rather than polish. A big, unfiltered voice, sharp comic timing and an easy warmth on camera turned an Egyptian singer from the wedding circuit into a household name, and the same qualities carried over to screen work. Fans respond to the directness, and to a public personality that never fully smoothed itself out for television.
Personal life has drawn as much coverage as the music. Early in her career Pousi married her manager and concert promoter Fatin Saeed, had a son named Yassin, and later filed for a khul divorce, a split that played out loudly in the Egyptian press. A public dispute with her father also made headlines in 2020. Now in her mid forties, the artist has kept releasing singles and taking on screen roles rather than slowing down.
Pousi Best Songs:
Ah Ya Donya
Shocolata
Mabrouk Alaya
Gebnahom
Garahouna Awy
Ragea Qalbak
Mesh Mohem Yeqoulo Anny
Le'ebt Beya
Betebny Fi Helm
Oqbalko
Ana Baba
Bahebak Ana