Reham Hagag was born in Milano, Italy in 1986 to Egyptian parents, and spent a considerable amount of her life abroad, where she pursued higher education in the field of mass communication and acquired valuable work experience in the marketing industry before deciding to relocate back to Egypt.
Upon her return to Egypt, Reham Hagag embarked on an acting career, making her film debut in the movie "Safari" in 2010, and shortly after, she took on a role in the popular TV series "Azmet Sokkar" (A Sugar Crisis),which garnered widespread acclaim from audiences.
In 2012, Reham Hagag portrayed the iconic Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal in the biopic "Karioka", a role that further solidified her position as a talented actress in the Egyptian film industry.
Her outstanding performance in the film "Ba'd El Toufan" (After the Flood) earned her critical acclaim, and she was awarded a prestigious prize at the Marrakesh film festival, a testament to her exceptional acting skills.
