Haya Al Shuaibi

Haya Al Shuaibi is a Kuwaiti actress, born on January 1, 1979, in Kuwait.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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Name in English: Haya Al Shuaibi
Name in Arabic: هيا الشعيبي
Full Real Name: Haya Jamal Al Shuaibi
Nationality: Kuwait
Language: Arabic, Gulf dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of Birth: January 1, 1979
Place of Birth: Kuwait
Age: 43 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Profession: Actress
Genre: Comedy
Years Active: 1993 – Present
Marital Status: Married
Current Husband: Hani Al Tabbakh
Children: Fahd, Fatima, Jamal

Biography, Life story

Haya Al Shuaibi was born on January 1, 1979, in Kuwait. Her brother, Thamer, is an actor, and her sister, Sarah, is a director. She began acting at a young age in 1993 when she participated in the play “Al Harmina” as a replacement for actress Taiba Al Farraj. Following that, she continued her work in theater and television, gaining fame for her comedic roles. Her successful partnership with actor Tareq Al Ali began in 2001 with the play “Ah Ya Darb Al Zalq,” and she worked with him on numerous theatrical and television productions, with their last collaboration being the play “Taht Al Sifr” in 2013, after which disputes arose between them that led to legal action.

In 2011, she ventured into television presentation, co-hosting the program “Tareq wa Hayouna” with actor Tareq Al Ali, which aired on MBC 1. She presented its second season in 2012, the third season in 2013, and in 2014, she hosted the program “Hoo wa Hay wa Hi” with Bashar Al Shatti, Amal Al Awadi, and Hala Turk. In 2016, she presented “Bayt Hayouna,” aired on Kuwait’s Funoon channel.

Haya was initially married and had a son named Fahd before divorcing. She then married actor Hani Al Tabbakh in 2010, and they had a daughter named Fatima in 2013 and a son named Jamal in 2015.

Filmography

Plays

Al Harmina (1993), The Haunted House (1996–1997), The Dinosaur, Nabiq Tafwaz (1997), Azzabini (1998), Al Khiran Rayih Jai (1999), Qasr Al Rab (2000), Ah Ya Darb Al Zalq (2001), The Wolf Man, The Terrorist, Minister of the People (2002), Call Ya Shabab, Screams of Horror (2004), Hawamir Al As’hm, Yabeel Digital (2005), Al Bayt Baytak (2006), Hamiha Haramiha (2007), Kharba Kharba (2008), Abu Sara in the Building (2009), Bakhit and Bakhita (2010), abc123, The Book of Wonders – Voice Acting (2011), Basna Flus (2012), Taht Al Sifr (2013), Nas Al Layl (2014), 2021 (2015), Al Qarsana (2016).

Series and Programs

Abdullah Al-Bari and Abdullah Al-Bahri (1994), Al Sawaya Um Awina – Ramadan Competitions, Tales from Folk Heritage (1995), Two on the Road, Dalq Suhail – Part Two, The Last Decision, The Heir, Fada’iyat – Comedy Program (1997), Cinema’iyat – Comedy Program (1998), Al Sarayat, Dawoodiyat – Comedy Program, Tash Ma Tash – Part 8 (2000), Houses of Ice, Baqaya Amal (2002), The Danger with Them – Part Three, The Journey of Abu Bilal, Fawq Taht – Program (2003), Qarqiaan 2 – Comedy Program, Sawalif Hareem, Al Shaqardi (2004), Alayk Said and Mubarak, Remote Control – Program, Baqaya Layl (2005), Khal Al Hokm, Habl Al Moudah, Al Fareya (2006), Ghashmash (2006, and other parts in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), Memoirs of Amouna, Take 2 – Variety Program, Taxi Under Demand, Ayal Al Faqr, Hatha Waladna (2007), Al Akh Salha, Ayoub, Sij Huthuth, Al Tandil (2008), Umm Saif Jatkum – Voice Acting (2008, and subsequent parts in 2009 and 2010), Omar Al Shaqa, Tool Balk – Was’ Sadrek 2 – Variety Program, Mawza wa Lawza (2009), Al Maqatar, Hareem Anzarut, Ahlam Said (2010), Al Mazawaj (2010, second part in 2011), Kull Yawm Salfa, Al Faltah, Al Jaleeb (2011), Wi-Fi – Comedy Program (2012, four seasons in the following years: 2013, 2014, 2016), Jalthum and Maytha (2012), Qarmesh, Souq Al Hareem, A’ilat Al Doctor Saud (2013), Al Afour, Sawaha Al Bakht – Radio Series (2014), Lak Yawm, Selfie, Banat Al Rawda (2015), Selfie 2, Al Muhtala (2016).