Her eloquence and charisma have been her assets that propelled her name to the spotlight as one of the finest young TV hosts in Egypt and a budding acting talent.

Nardine Farag’s Pan-Arab popularity has rocketed throughout her time as a TV presenter on the popular reality singing competition show, The Voice-, both the adults and kids versions, aired on the MBC channel, one of the Arab world’s most watched TV networks.

After launching a successful career as a radio host, she became a TV host for the Egyptian TV network OTV, until her long-standing collaboration with the MBC Group kicked off as the host of the Arabs Got Talent Extra season 3, positioning her as one of the few Egyptian hosts having this role.

The collaboration continued with other top-trending shows, including ET Bel Arabi and The Voice. Her articulacy and exquisite professionalism prompted her as the go-to name in hosting high-profile events, such as the inauguration of Al Fatah Al Alim mosque and The Cathedral of Nativity at the new administrative capital in 2019, the 2012 interviews with presidential candidates, El Gouna Film Festival, the Cairo Design Award (CDA) and the Magdy Yacoub Charity Galas, anf the 2021 Pharaohs’ Golden parade.

Nardine made her first foray into acting in Fouq Mostawa El Shobohat (Above Suspicion) TV drama, opposite off superstar Yousra in 2016, and she repeated the experience joining the cast of El Hesab Yegma’a (Put It on My Tab) in 2017. Both shows have aired to a great success during Ramadan season and gained high viewership rates.

In 2023, Nardine caught the spotlight in her latest series on Shahd “Room 207” which was one of the highly watched series in 2023.