Yasmine Sabri is an Egyptian actress and model, born in Alexandria on January 21, 1988. Before her acting career, she was a champion swimmer, winning numerous gold medals. She graduated from the Faculty of Mass Communication at Alexandria University, initially aspiring to be a television presenter. Her artistic journey began in 2013 with a role in the show "Khatawat El Shaytan" (The Devil's Steps). However, her major breakthrough came in 2014 when she co-starred in the series "Gabel El Helal" alongside the legendary actor Mahmoud Abdel Aziz. Her career gained significant momentum with key roles in the hit series "El Ostoura" (The Legend) in 2016 and the blockbuster film "Gahim Fel Hend" (Hell in India) the same year. She further solidified her status as a leading actress with starring roles in major films like "Leilat Hana wa Sorour" and "El Diesel" in 2018. Beyond her acting career, Sabri has established herself as a prominent fashion and beauty icon in the Arab world, leading to collaborations with prestigious global luxury brands. She is also a vocal advocate for women's empowerment and is involved in various humanitarian initiatives supporting women and girls across the region.

In 2020, Yasmine Sabri made history by becoming the first Middle Eastern woman to star in a global campaign for the French luxury jewelry house, Cartier. She was featured in the Panthère de Cartier campaign film, "Into The Wild," alongside international celebrities, solidifying her status as a global icon. In 2025, Sabri was announced as a brand ambassador for L'Oréal Paris in the Middle East, fronting their "Women of Worth" campaign. This initiative is dedicated to spotlighting inspirational women and challenging societal stereotypes. In recognition of her advocacy for female empowerment, Yasmine Sabri was honored with the "Arab Woman of the Year" award by the London Arabia Organisation in 2017. She was also named "Ambassador for African Women" at the Arab-African Conference on Women's Empowerment for her support of campaigns like "Enti al-Aham" (You Come First). In 2021, Yasmine Sabri wore a rare and historic Cartier crocodile necklace, becoming only the third woman in the world to wear the iconic piece after Mexican actress María Félix and Italian actress Monica Bellucci. This moment garnered significant international media attention.

Graduated from the Faculty of Mass Communication, Department of Journalism and Public Relations, at Alexandria University. She has also mentioned taking psychology courses at Harvard University.