Shoug Saad Farhan Al Hadi, born on December 3, 1996, is a prominent Kuwaiti actress and influencer. She began her artistic career at a young age in 2007 alongside her sister, actress Farah Al Hadi. Her breakthrough role came in 2008 as "Dhai" in the popular series "Fidda Qalbuha Abyad" (Fidda's Heart is White). Shoug hails from an artistic family; besides her sister Farah, TV presenters Abeer and Hanan Jaber are her cousins. Throughout her career, Al Hadi has participated in over 40 productions across television, theatre, and film. Her notable television credits include "Umm Al-Banat" (2009), "Saher Al-Layl 3: Watan Al-Nahar" (2012), "Maskanak Yofi" (2014), and several series that solidified her stardom in recent years, such as "Amina Haf" (2021), "Nabd Muaqat" (2021), and "Yejib Allah Matar" (2021). Following her marriage in 2015, she took a temporary hiatus from acting but made a strong comeback after her separation, marked by her significant stage return in the play "Al-Khafafish" (The Bats) in 2018. Shoug is known for her versatility and skill in portraying complex characters, particularly antagonists, before seeking to diversify with roles like her part in the series "Abu Al-Banat".

Shoug Al Hadi has built an extensive artistic career featuring dozens of successful dramas. She has starred in prominent Gulf series that have resonated with audiences, including both parts of "Amina Haf," "Malak Rahma," "Nabd Muaqat," "Min Kuthr Hobbi Lak," and "Kasra," for which she won a Best Actress award for her role. Her success is not limited to television; she has also made a significant impact in theatre with memorable performances in plays like "Madinat Al-Murjan" (Coral City) (2014), "Al-Khafafish" (The Bats) (2018), and more recently, "Hollywood AlKhaleej" (2026). Additionally, she has one film credit, the movie "090" (2014), showcasing her artistic versatility and ability to excel across different mediums.

She holds a high school diploma.