Heba Abd ElAziz is an Egyptian actress and model, born on December 21, 1984. She began her career in the fashion and makeup industry, gaining experience as a model before transitioning into acting. Her artistic breakthrough came in 2009 when she was introduced by the veteran actress Nabila Obeid in the television series "Al Bawaba Al Thaneya" (The Second Gate). Following her debut, she became a prominent face in Egyptian television and cinema. Her notable TV roles include appearances in "Nouna Al-Maazona" (2011), "Al Sayad" (The Hunter) in 2014 alongside Youssef El Sherif, and the first season of the acclaimed historical drama "Saraya Abdeen" (2014). She also showcased her comedic talent in the fifth season of "El Kabeer Awy" (2015) and "Nelly W Sherihan" (2016). One of her most recognized roles was in the popular series "Heba Regl el Ghorab" and she also played the character "Nadine" in the multi-season series "El Ansaa Farah" (Miss Farah). In film, she has participated in movies such as "El Talata Yeshtghalonha" (2010), "Lamah albasar" (Jiffy) (2012), and "Omar El-Azraq" (2017).

Heba Abd ElAziz gained significant recognition through her roles in some of Egypt's most successful television series. Her part in "Heba Regl el Ghorab" was a major turning point in her career, earning her widespread acclaim. She also stood out in prominent dramas like "Al Sayad" (The Hunter) and "Saraya Abdeen," proving her versatility as an actress. She was a key cast member in the popular comedy series "El Ansaa Farah" (Miss Farah), the Egyptian adaptation of the American show "Jane the Virgin." Her portrayal of the character "Nadine" was central to the plot across its multiple seasons, cementing her status as a notable actress in the Egyptian entertainment industry. In cinema, Abd ElAziz has participated in a variety of films, including the comedy "El Talata Yeshtghalonha" alongside Yasmin Abdel Aziz, and the action film "Omar El-Azraq." These diverse roles across comedy, drama, and action highlight her flexibility and adaptability as a performer.

She studied at the Higher Institute of Performing Arts.