Tina Nasr has spent more than a decade building a unique and powerful media presence across the Middle East. Her journey began in 2011 as an online anchor for El Youm El 7, one of Egypt’s top digital news outlets. She was only in her second year at university when she started speaking publicly about stereotypes and the treatment of women in Egyptian streets.
Even as a young woman, Tina’s courage and clarity gave her a distinct voice. She quickly earned recognition for speaking out about the struggles that many women faced but were afraid to share. From that moment, she knew she wanted to become a voice for change and transformation.
From Music to Media
Tina Nasr’s early career included roles in the music industry, working with major names like Watary and Universal Music. Her involvement with top achievers in the region’s entertainment scene gave her a deeper understanding of branding, influence, and audience engagement.
These experiences helped her shape her vision not only as a media figure but also as a change-maker. She worked on publicity campaigns, connected with some of the most recognized names in music, and began to understand how media could be used for impact not just entertainment.
The Birth of a Presenter
Tina Nasr never lost sight of her dream to become a TV presenter. That dream came true in 2023 when she launched her own talk show, Daba we Mofta7, on Hyia TV. The program aimed to raise awareness about social and psychological issues, especially the connection between untreated mental health conditions and the rise in crime rates in Egyptian society.
The show struck a nerve. It became a trending topic on social media, praised for its honesty and bravery in tackling taboo subjects. Daba we Mofta7 gave a platform to stories and voices that were often ignored, especially those involving mental illness, trauma, and healing.
Over three seasons, Tina used her presence and insight to lead conversations that Egypt needed. The show was not just about discussing issues it was about pushing toward solutions, giving people hope, and starting difficult but necessary dialogues.
Ramadan Success: Mathzersh
During Ramadan, Tina Nasr took a different route with Mathzersh, a comedy prank show that aired during the holy month. It was the top trending show during Ramadan, earning laughter and love across the country.
Despite its humorous style, Mathzersh still carried deeper social themes, poking fun at outdated norms and exposing double standards. It connected with wide audiences, from youth to older generations, and showed Tina’s versatility as both a serious talk show host and a comedic talent.
Her Diaries: A Podcast for Women
In addition to her TV career, Tina Nasr created Her Diaries, a podcast aimed at empowering women on a personal level. Each episode focuses on self-healing, emotional growth, and how to take back your power as a woman living in a society filled with expectations and judgments.
The podcast became a safe space for listeners who were looking for guidance and strength. Tina often said her goal was to be “the inner voice for every woman who wants to change but is too afraid.” She shared stories of courage, pain, and personal breakthroughs, helping thousands of women understand that healing is not only possible it’s necessary.
What Drives Tina Nasr
Tina’s mission is rooted in one goal: to awaken youth, especially young women, and help them break free from outdated social expectations. She believes that true change begins from within, and that working on yourself with patience and clarity leads to real, lasting transformation.
“I have learned that you need to work on yourself first and be patient to reach your dreams. Even small steps will take you there, as long as you believe in your vision,” Tina said.
She encourages young women not to fear their voice, their emotions, or their dreams. For her, visibility and honesty are powerful tools to fight societal pressure and inspire a new generation to live more freely and intentionally.
What’s Next
Tina is now working on new television projects that go even deeper into topics affecting Egyptian society. She aims to bring more powerful content to viewers, blending emotion, psychology, and real-life stories with practical tools for change.
Her goal is to serve her community with new formats that challenge the norm and hit the hearts of viewers. She sees media as more than storytelling it is a vehicle for social evolution.
The Woman Behind the Screen
Beyond the lights and cameras, Tina is a woman who lives what she teaches. She is deeply connected to her roots, committed to her healing journey, and inspired by the people she reaches. Her social media reflects a life of balance, creativity, and authenticity.
She is not just a host, influencer, or content creator. She is a movement. A voice that helps others find their own. A mirror for the woman who is still unsure if she can stand up for herself.
Tina believes that if you see something in your dreams, you can make it real. “Don’t be afraid. Listen to your vision. If you can dream it, it will happen.”
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