Shimaa Seif is a prominent Egyptian actress, comedian, and television host, recognized as one of the leading female comedians in the Arab world. Born on August 7, 1987, her full name is Shimaa Fathy Mohamed. Although she graduated from the Faculty of Commerce, she pursued her passion for the arts, launching her career in 2010 with the hidden camera show "Shakerobas." Seif gained widespread fame for her distinctive comedic roles and natural on-screen presence. Her role as a co-host on the popular talk show "Nafsana" from 2015 to 2016 was a major turning point, making her a household name across the Arab region. She later hosted her own programs, including "Three in One" in 2017 and the successful children's show "Miss Understand." In acting, she solidified her status as a comedy star through memorable television roles. Her performance in the series "Nelly & Sherihan" (2016) is considered a significant milestone in her career. Other notable TV works include "Fee Al La La Land" (2017), "The 18th Wife" (2019), and her popular role as the robot "Zumba" in the two-part series "In Our House, There is a Robot" (2021, 2022). She has also appeared in numerous films, such as "Abu Shanab" (2016), "The Last Rooster in Egypt" (2017), and "Some People Don't Revisit the Marriage Officiant" (2021).

Shimaa Seif achieved significant success in television hosting, becoming a key presenter on the widely popular talk show "Nafsana" (2015-2016) alongside Intisar and Heidy Karam. She further demonstrated her versatility by successfully hosting "Three in One" (2017) and the children's program "Miss Understand," proving her ability to connect with diverse audiences. She has made a significant mark in television drama with iconic roles, most notably as the robot "Zumba" in the hit series "In Our House, There is a Robot." The show's two seasons were immensely successful, making the character one of her most famous roles. Her performance in the 2016 series "Nelly & Sherihan" is also considered a major career milestone, earning critical and popular acclaim for a spontaneous comedic style that cemented her stardom.

Shimaa Seif graduated from the Faculty of Commerce.