Jessica Hossam Eldin is a young Egyptian actress who has emerged as one of the most prominent rising talents in Egyptian cinema and television. Born on January 6, 2010, she began her artistic career at an early age, participating in theatrical performances with artist Ahmed Amin. She transitioned to television in 2020, delivering notable performances in series such as "Why Not?!" (Leh Laa?!) as Malak and "Handwritten" (Bekhatt El Eeid) as Yasmine. Hossam Eldin gained widespread fame across the Arab world for her role as "Amina" in the successful comedy-drama series "Full House" (Kamel El Adad) across its three seasons (2023, 2024, 2025), starring alongside Dina El Sherbiny and Sherif Salama. Her performance, particularly her viral line, "Are we in the nineties?," generated significant buzz on social media. She has also participated in other major drama series, including "The Choice 2: Men of Shadow" (2021) and "Despite the Law" (Beraghm El Qanoun) (2024), where she played a complex role of a girl struggling with addiction. Her success extends beyond television to international cinema with her role in the Italian-Egyptian film "The Goat," for which she received several international awards. Jessica continues to advance her career, taking on her first leading role in the series "Underage" and participating in anticipated films like "Idma" and "Saffah Al-Tagamoa."

Jessica achieved international success with her role in the Italian-Egyptian film "The Goat" (2023). For her performance as "Hadiya," she won the Best Young Actress award at the Boston Film Festival and received five other international awards for Best Actress from various film festivals, highlighting her talent on the global stage. She gained significant prominence for her role as "Amina" in the hit series "Kamel El Adad" (2023-2025). Her character resonated with young audiences, and she became a trending topic for her famous line, "Are we in the nineties?" in the show's second season, showcasing her ability to portray relatable characters that leave a lasting impact. In 2024, she took on a bold and challenging role in the series "Beraghm El Qanoun" ("Despite the Law"), portraying "Zeina," a character struggling with addiction. To prepare, she visited a rehabilitation center with her brother, a medical student, to understand the reality of the condition and deliver an authentic performance, for which she received widespread critical acclaim.

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