Egyptian actress-singer, Somaya El Khashab took to her “Instagram” account to post her latest photo session, taken by professional photographer, Hossin Basha.
The photo session featured El Khashab in an orange-filled swimming pool, with simple make-up and hairstyle, which gained the admiration of her fans across the social network.
Some labeled the session as bold, while others expressed their admiration over the actress’s beauty.
El Khashab's latest artistic work is the music video "Arabeia Ana", which was directed by Lebanese director Rindala Kodeih.
The music video marks the second collaboration between the pair after the music video "Ya Meskeen".
It is worth mentioning that Somaya Saeed Said Fetiha El Khashab, known as Somaya El Khashab, was born on October 20, 1976, in Alexandria. El Khashab is considered one of the well-known actresses in Egypt.
El Khashab graduated from the Faculty of Commerce in Alexandria University in 1997 and begun her acting career in 1998 in TV series, “Ser El Arad” (Earth secret).
In 2001, she received her shoot to fame, starring in her most famous roles, in TV series “Alhaj Metwali family” with Nour El-Sherif.
El Khashab began her career in 1998, starring in many TV series and movies, which earned her many awards including Murex d'Or award from Lebanon in 2009 as best Arab actress, and the ART award from Arab Radio and Television Network in 2013 as best actress for her role in TV series “rih almirath”.
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In 2009, she begin her singing career after releasing her first album, “Hayessal eh”.
El Khashab is best known for starring in the television dramas such as “Keed El-Nesa” (2011), “Wadi Al-Molouk” (2011), “Hadayiq alshaytan” (2006), “Rayya Wi Sekinnah” (2005), “Lekaa ala Elhawa” (2004), “Mahmoud Al-Masri” (2004), “Al-Hakika w Al-Sarab” (2003), and “Alhaj Metwali family” (2001).
She is best known for her roles in movies “Alrayes Omar Harb” (2008), “Heena Maysara” (2007), “Khiana Mashroaa” (2006), “Emaret Yacoubian” (2006), “Eali sbaysi” (2005), “Yum el-Krama” (2004), “Ezay elbanat tehebak?” (2003), “Bihbik wa'iinaa Kaman” (2003), “El ragol el abiad el motawasset” (2001), and “Rendez-Vous” (2001).
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