Huda Hussain is a shining Gulf star who dazzles generations with her diverse works.

Huda Hussein is the beloved of the masses in the Gulf and Arab countries, she was nicknamed the Queen of Children's Theater for her love of children's works and presented various roles to become one of the most famous artists in the Arabian Gulf. Her talent was not limited to acting but extended to the field of media and singing to participate in many songs and operettas and presented patriotic and sports songs. Throughout her great artistic career, she presented strong positions, especially in the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, and presented artistic works denouncing the invasion. All of this made her a shining name in the sky of Gulf art, so we will get to know more about her with information in this article.

Hoda Hussein • Her full and real name: Mrs. Hoda Hussein Ali Radhi.

• Date of birth: 8/20/1965.

• Place of birth: Kuwait.

• Nationality: (Iraqi) and currently working between Iraq, Qatar and Kuwait.

• Job: Singer, actress.

• Marital status: separated, divorced.

• Number of sisters: 6 sisters.

Who is Hoda Hussein? Artist and actress Huda Hussein was born and raised in Kuwait to Iraqi parents. Her family constantly moved between Iraq and Kuwait. Her father worked in the Ministry of Education but passed away when she was ten years old. She belongs to an artistic family, as her sister Najat is a writer and director, and her sister Suad is an actress and radio broadcaster. Her sister Ibtisam worked in acting and as an assistant director, and her sister Sahar Hussein is a broadcaster on Qatar Radio.

Her brother Abdul Karim is a playwright, and her sister Suad's husband is the theatre artist Fouad Al Shatti. She has another brother named Ali.

She studied English Literature at Kuwait University and reached her final year but was unable to complete her studies due to the Kuwait-Iraq War. She left Kuwait without completing her studies. Upon her return, she insisted on completing her studies and completed them in 2010 at the Arab Open University.

She participated in demonstrations at the beginning of the Iraqi invasion, denouncing the invasion against the Iraqi regime. She participated in the demonstrations and distributed leaflets, but she and her sisters fled with documents out of fear of the Iraqi army and regime, especially after it tightened its grip on Kuwait. Through Kuwaiti families, she and her sisters fled to Qatar and presented an evening on stage against the Iraqi invasion alongside Kuwaiti artists.

Huda Hussein's personal life As for her private and personal life, the artist Huda Hussein was linked once during her life and she was from the artistic community, as she married the Kuwaiti artist and actor Abdul Aziz Al-Qattan, and that was in the year 2000. After a year and a half, they were unable to complete their family life, then they announced their separation. This short married life did not result in any children, as Huda Hussein did not give birth to any children from her husband, the artist Abdul Aziz. The star continued her artistic life, but her ex-husband disappeared from the scene since 2013.

Huda Hussein's professional life The actress was influenced by art since her childhood and loved it because of her sisters, especially her older sister Souad, who was studying at the Higher Institute of Arts and working in radio. She used to take her with her, so Hoda loved that field and even participated in it when she was young. At the age of seven, she participated in a black and white series called “Juha’s Tales and the Sultan’s Daughter.”

She also appeared on Kuwait TV in Mama Anisa and participated in the series Hababa with Maryam Al-Ghadhban. She also participated in children's theatre where she presented the play Sinbad the Sailor and participated with her sister's husband, Fouad Al-Shatti, in the play Noura on the Arab Stage.

She played a major role in children's theatre, where she performed several plays when she was young. When she grew up and delved into children's theatre, she produced the play "Layla and the Wolf" and acted in it as well. She continued to perform plays after the Iraqi invasion.

When she moved to Qatar, she presented the play “The Girls and the Magician,” which had begun in Kuwait and was re-presented in Qatar. After returning to Kuwait in 2000, she presented her first play after returning, “Alice in Wonderland.” She continued and her theatrical activity did not stop, but rather she presents an annual theatrical activity for children.

Hoda Hussein's works Throughout her artistic career, the star Huda Hussein presented many, many television dramas, plays and programs, as she has a great heritage of artistic works. In the field of series, she presented many works, as she presented Abla Munira, Badr Al-Zaman, Little Dreams, Mubarak, A Family on a Hot Oven, City of Winds, Hearts at the Ports, The Family, You Are Happy and Mubarak, The Fighter of the Brave, Eyes of Love, Silver Her Heart is White, The Heirs, Sarah, The Hostage, Forbidden Zone, Perfume of the Soul, Salt and Pepper, One Wife Is Not Enough, Set Al-Hassan, Kaf and Drums, and many other series.

She also presented many TV evenings, such as: My Mother's Will, The Necklace, Possible, A Heart of Glass, The Mistake of My Life. She also presented many children's plays, including: Noura, Kingdom of Wonders, Laila and the Wolf, Sun of Suns, The Gang, The Chicken Cage, Sarah, The Octopus and the Mermaid, Cot and Tut, The Dinosaur, Ali Baba and the Gang, Alice in Wonderland, The Seven Twins, Newton, The Second Floor, and many other beautiful plays for children.

She also participated in the media and programs field, as she presented the program “A Little Songs” in the eighties, and she also presented a morning program dedicated to children on Kuwait Radio, and on Qatar Radio she presented the “Open Day” program, and participated as a member of the jury in the “Forsa” program, in addition to presenting a number of Ramadan riddles and radio series, including “A Mother’s Sacrifice,” “Nights,” “A Tender Heart,” “The Conqueror of Salah El-Din,” “Sesame Cave,” “Stars of the Summit,” and her latest television work, “The Governor” and “Banat Al-Shawi,” and she was honored at the “Beautiful Time” Festival for her entire work in 2023.

Hoda Hussein's latest works Actress Huda Hussein has performed many modern artistic works during this year, presenting works that range between drama and theater, as she presented a short series called The Haunted House, and played a wonderful role in her series One Woman Is Not Enough in the Ramadan 2024 series, which made her a trend after its airing. She also presented the play Black Magic from the Riyadh shows.

When you browse the sites, you find that you are in front of an Arab artistic legend, the artist Huda Hussein, as she possesses all the artistic qualifications that put her in the first ranks in the field of art and fame. She is a singer with a beautiful voice, a great dramatic and theater actress, and a radio actress. She is a comprehensive artist who presents high-quality and purposeful art. Her goal was to raise awareness and instill values and instill them in children through theatrical performance. A noble performance and goal that only comes from a person who has talent in his heart and makes art a beautiful, purposeful message and not a profession for profit or presenting vulgar things just to be in the picture. Rather, she presented high-quality and purposeful art. In addition, she presented great positions in her life against the war and the Iraqi invasion despite her Iraqi origins, but she triumphed for the truth and her Arabism and stood by the Kuwaitis in demonstrations or by presenting great artistic works in this matter.