Nagwa Fouad

Nagwa Fouad, an Egyptian belly dancer and actress, was born on January 6, 1943, in Alexandria, Egypt.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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Name in English: Nagwa Fouad
Name in Arabic: نجوى فؤاد
Full Real Name: Awatef Mohamed Ajemi
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of Birth: January 6, 1943
Place of Birth: Alexandria, Egypt
Age: 83 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Profession: Dancer, Actress
Genre: Belly Dance
Years Active: 1957 – Present
Marital Status: Married multiple times
Husbands: 12 husbands

Biography, Life story

Nagwa Fouad was born on January 6, 1943, in Alexandria, northern Egypt. She started as a dancer in halls and later combined dance and acting, starring in several films. She later established a film production company and produced many films in which she starred, including “Alf Bousa w Bousa” and “Had Al-Saif.” She acted in plays such as “Bidaya w Nihaya” and “La Al-Afarit Al-Zarq.” She also performed dance shows like “Qamar 14” composed by Mohamed Abdel Wahab and “Laylat Al-Dukhla.” Additionally, she worked in television through the series “Aashat Bayn Asabi’a.” She is considered one of the actresses with the most appearances in films, and despite her recurring roles as a dancer, she tried to establish herself as an actress, especially in the film “Had Al-Saif.” She has received cinematic awards from several institutions that hold festivals. She announced her retirement from dancing in 1998.

Nagwa Fouad has had multiple marriages, reportedly totaling 12, as she confirmed in the program “Ana w Al-Asal” with Neshan, aired during Ramadan 2013, including:
– She married musician Ahmed Fouad Hassan, the conductor of the Diamond Orchestra and a famous qanun player, with whom she had a daughter, but later divorced him.
– She married actor Ahmed Ramzy but separated from him.
– She married dancer and choreographer Kamal Naeem.
– She married the Chevrolet car dealer in Egypt, famous as Mansour Chevrolet, but later divorced him.
– She married businessman Faiz Tarad and then married Sami Al-Muhandis.
– She married Mohamed Moussa.
– She married Lebanese Sami Al-Zoghbi, who was the director of the Sheraton Cairo Hotel.
– She married Kuwaiti businessman Mohamed Al-Mulla.
– She married young singer Emad Abdel Halim, who is the uncle of artist Angham and brother of composer Mohamed Ali Suleiman. According to some, she stipulated that the divorce be in her hands, and after discovering his heroin addiction, she divorced him; he later died from an overdose.
– Her last husband was General Mohamed Al-Sebai.

Filmography

Films

Toha, Inspector of Investigations, The Poor Millionaire, The Last to Know, Ismail Yassine in Aviation, Erham Hubbi, Angel and Devil, Love in the Circus, Woman and Devil, Honeymoon Bissal, Ya Habibi, Street of Love, Life and Hope, My Life is the Price, The Swindler, The Couples and Summer, Lebanon at Night, Sweet and Liar, The Bedouin Lover, Marriage at Risk, A Midnight Tale, The Great Adventure, The Path of Paradise, The Troublemakers, He and the Women, The Fugitive of Paradise, The Fun Team, A Romantic Vacation, The Son of the Place, Love and Betrayal, Conflict of Professionals, Hamza’s Bag, Secret Mission in the Middle East, Seven at Night, Innocent in the Gallows, Roses and Thorns, The Friends, My Life, Adam and the Women, Tomorrow Love Returns, Love in the Year 2000, Imthal, The Two-Faced, The Sweetness, An Apartment for Love, The Bride on Her Wedding Night, Women Under Printing, Forbidden on the Night of the Wedding, Life is a Melody, Alf Bousa w Bousa, Sweet Ya Dunia Love, Kan w Kan w Kan, A Night to Remember, Men Who Don’t Know Love, The Slaughterhouse, The Lover, The Circle of Doubt, The Tannery Tower, Tomorrow is Better than Today, The Trouble and the Dreisa, The Daughters of Iblis, Had Al-Saif, Embraces of Fear, Desire, Hatred, and Revenge, Help Us, The Lovers’ Alley, The Rogue and the Lady, The Egg and the Stone, The Devil’s Name is Suna, Doctor Manal Dances, The Checkpoint Chawish, Midnight, Marriage of Convenience, The Fugitive to Hell, Husbands in Trouble, The Dancer and the Devil, The Guide, Everything Plays on Each Other, Knights of the Last Era, The Sidewalk, The Worlds’ Paths, Revealing the Concealed, Our Sweet Dreams, Dogs of the City, Hysteria, The Red Agenda, Why Did You Make Me Love You, Fawzia’s Mixture, The Sweetness of the Soul.

Series

Theory of Guava, Fire and Mud, The Bully, The Bats, Notorious Memoirs, The House of Expatriates, Girls’ Tales, Nasma and Naseeb, Tales of the Mundansh, Sons of the Night, The Dreams of Hind Al-Khashab, The Final Decision, Amanah Ya Layl.

Plays

Malayeb, King of the Beggars.