Sherine Abdel-Wahab

Birth Name: Sherine Sayed Mohamed Abdel-Wahab
Date of Birth: 8 October 1980
Height: 150 cm
Gender: Female
Nationality: Egypt 
Genre: Egyptian Music
Husband: Hossam Habib
Parents: Sayed Abdel-Wahab, Karima Abouzeid
Siblings: Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Net worth: $155K
Occupation: Singer, Actress

Biography & Career

Sherine, a popular singer and actress, was born on October 8, 1980, in Cairo, Egypt to a middle-class family. Her father worked in the decoration industry and her mother was a housewife. From a young age, Sherine discovered her talent and used to sing at weddings. At the age of 18, she met the famous director and music producer, Nasr, Mahrous, who believed in her talent and decide to introduce her to the Egyptian audience through an album titled "Free Mix," which showcased her unique vocal style and powerful performances, leading to a rapid rise in popularity in Egypt and across the Middle East.  
Sherine Abdelwahab's songs have earned her a dedicated fan base across the Middle East throughout the years. She released several successful albums, including "Garh Tany" (2003), "Lazem A'eesh" (2005), and "Habeat" (2009), earning her multiple awards for her contributions to Arabic music. In addition to her music career, Sherine has also acted in several Egyptian films and television series, including the 2003 film "Mido Mashakel" alongside Ahmed Helmi and the 2015 TV series "Tariqi" (My Path), which gained immense popularity in the Middle East.  
Sherine's acting skills were highly appreciated in "Tariqi," where she portrayed the determined character of Dalila, who comes from a poor family and aspires to become a singer, facing various obstacles and challenges along the way. Sherine was previously married to the famous composer Muhammad Mustafa, with whom she has two daughters (Mariam and Hana). She is currently married to the well-known singer Hossam Habib.    

Sherine’s latest releases & top hits:   

• Nassay 
• Kollaha Ghayrana
• El Watar El Hassas
• Hobbo Ganna
• Kadabeen
• Mesh Ad El Hawa
• Khasemt El Noum
• W Bahleflak
• Aala Baly 
• Mashaier